My Agile Privacy offers a wide range of customization options, both visual and functional, all easily managed from the "My Agile Privacy" menu in your WordPress admin panel.
These settings control the visual appearance of the banner—how it looks to website visitors.
You can adjust the banner’s colors, font size, position, and appearance effects.
You can also manage the Accept, Reject, and Customize buttons:
Control everything related to how user consent is given and managed. This section includes settings for the revisit widget, Google Consent Mode v2, the IAB framework, and consent resetting.
This widget by default appears at the bottom right. It lets visitors reopen the banner to review or change preferences.
You can move the widget to the left, right, or disable it. Note: It’s always mandatory to give users a way to revisit their consent. If you disable the widget, make sure to add the Manage consent shortcode (for example, in the footer).
Widget customizations include:
Enable this option with one click, and choose native integration or Google Tag Manager.
Default settings are GDPR-compliant and usually don’t require changes. For details, see our detailed guide.
Tick this option to enable the IAB Transparency and Consent Framework—essential only if you use advertising channels like AdSense, Ad Manager, or AdMob.
You can reset all collected consents (even for returning users) if, for example, new cookies/tools are added to the site. Users will see the banner and must set their preferences again.
Set the Cookie Policy and Personal Data Policy page references; insert a shortcode to display policy text where needed.
Each policy can be linked as a URL or a WordPress “Page.”
Enable this toggle to add required content for the Swiss LPD to your Personal Data Policy.
Likewise, you can enable compliance text for the Californian CCPA—only if this applies to you.
Here you enter the data controller’s information, used in Personal Data and Cookie Policies. You can also display Data Protection Officer (DPO) info if you enable the relevant option.
Manage automatic detection and blocking of cookies and third-party software.
On initial install, Cookie Shield is set to Off. To configure:
If certain cookies aren’t detected (possibly due to theme or plugin integration), enable this mode. If problems persist, contact support before changing advanced settings like Hook type, scanner priority, or Legacy mode.
Specific options exist for converting YouTube videos to nocookie embeds, and for blocking Google ReCaptcha/Maps as needed.
Defaults are optimized for compliance.
Lets you show a notification (fixed or temporary) to users about blocked cookies.
When a relevant cookie is not accepted (e.g. Google Maps), display a placeholder widget instead. Here you can set text and background color for the message.
Manage common behaviors:
Advanced menu: also use for manual sync with the server (to update cookies/policies—usually done automatically), and for a complete plugin reset if needed.
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