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Dynamic Content Blocking

Dynamic Content Blocking allows a visitor to enable content on your page while rejecting consent in general. A typical scenario is blocking of YouTube Videos on a website:

YouTube Video in blocked mode:

The same YouTube Video once the visitor clicked on accept:

 

Types for dynamic content blocking

  • YouTube
  • Vimeo
  • Google Maps
  • OpenStreetMap
  • TikTok
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • iFrames/IMG/video/...

Requirements

Dynamic content blocking only works with content on your website that is prepared to be blocked and contains a vendor-ID (data-cmp-vendor="...").

IFrame codes

In addition to the above requirements, if the blocked content is an IFrame element, the IFrame needs to have a width an height set and needs to have a minimum size of 300x300 pixels. For IFrames with a smaller size, you must set data-cmp-preview="XxY" in order to get a preview.

Script codes

In addition to the above requirements, if the blocked content is a Script element, you need to add the attribute data-cmp-preview="400x300" (where 400x300 is the width and height of the preview element).

Example with Google Maps:
https://help.consentmanager.net/link/73#bkmrk-google-maps-via-api 

Automatic preview image

An automatic preview image is shown for YouTube, Vimeo and Google Maps in embed mode (/maps/embed?pb=...).

Changing texts

You can adjust the texts of the preview in your login area under Menu > Texts > Preview or by using the attributes data-cmp-preview-headline, data-cmp-preview-text, ... (see here) in the element.

 

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