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Web Implementation

To add Clickio Consent on your site, follow the steps below:

Step 1: Install сonsent code
  • Go to the Implementation tab of the Consent. 
  • Copy the on-page code and insert it as the very first script between the <head></head> on all pages of your website.
Step 2: Add ‘Your Privacy Choices’ link

To comply with GDPR, publishers must provide users with a way to change their consent settings. A persistent link should be placed on your website so that users can easily find it and update their consent preferences at any time. Clicking this link will reopen the consent dialog.

There are two ways to add this link:

Floating Privacy Settings Icon (recommended)

You can enable it in Settings > General Settings > Privacy Settings Icon:

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On-page link
  • Copy the link code, it can be found in the Implementation tab of the Consent: 
<style>body.clickio-cmp-in-scope .clickio-cmp-settings-display { display: inherit !important; }</style>
<a class="clickio-cmp-settings-text clickio-cmp-settings-display" style="display:none;" href="#">Your Privacy Choices</a>

  • The ‘Your Privacy Choices’ text will be translated based on the user’s browser locale if the Dynamic Localization feature is enabled in your consent settings.

  • To change ‘Your Privacy Choices’ to your own text, remove the clickio-cmp-settings-text class and edit the text.

  • Place the code either on all pages of your website (for example, in footer or header) or inside your Privacy/Cookie policy.

  • If the link is implemented on all pages of your website and you want to disable the Floating Privacy Settings Icon, please contact Clickio Support.

Step 3 (optional): Install TCF API stub code

In case of using non-Clickio ads mediation/monetization solutions please refer to this article.

Additional
  • If you need to force the display of the consent dialog for testing purposes, you can add the parameter ?showConsent=1 to the page URL. Please be aware that this will only affect users in the European Economic Area (EEA).
  • To forcibly disable the consent dialog, you can append ?showConsent=no to the page URL. For instance, this can be applied to the Privacy Policy URL to prevent the dialog from appearing.
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