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The GetTerms plugin allows users to manage their GetTerms compliance packs, embed auto-updating policies, and display their Cookie Consent Widget.
GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies is a WordPress plugin designed to manage cookie consent and embed legal policies on your site. It connects to a GetTerms account to provide auto-updating legal documents and a configurable cookie consent banner. The plugin supports multiple languages and offers shortcodes for displaying policies like Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
To use the plugin, you will need to enter your GetTerms token in the WordPress admin menu. You can enable auto-embedding of the consent widget or manually integrate it using a script tag. The plugin is suitable for WordPress users who need to comply with cookie consent regulations and embed legal documents easily.
Best for: This plugin is best for WordPress site owners needing cookie consent management and legal policy embedding.
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GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies offers a straightforward solution for managing cookie compliance. It is particularly useful for those already using GetTerms services.
getterms's own description of GetTerms Cookie Consent & Policies, lightly tidied.
The GetTerms plugin helps you implement cookie consent management and embed legal policies directly into your WordPress site. It connects with your GetTerms account to provide compliant, auto-updating documents and a fully configurable cookie consent banner.
GetTerms in the WordPress admin menu.<head> tag.<head> the recommendation is to manually embed the GetTerms script above all other scripts, and not use auto-embedUse the following shortcodes to display your policy documents:
[getterms_privacy_en], [getterms_terms_en], [getterms_aup_en][getterms_privacy_fr], [getterms_terms_fr], [getterms_aup_fr]WordPress loads styles and scripts in two steps:
1) Registration + enqueue (what you do in PHP)
– You register a script/style and enqueue it using WordPress functions.
– Common hooks:
– wp_enqueue_scripts (front end): enqueue scripts/styles for the theme and plugins.
– admin_enqueue_scripts (wp-admin): enqueue for specific admin screens.
– login_enqueue_scripts (login screen): enqueue for wp-login.php.
2) Output (what WordPress prints into the page)
– WordPress prints the enqueued styles and scripts into the HTML at the proper places, using theme hooks:
– wp_head: prints styles and any head scripts (e.g., those with $in_footer = false).
– wp_footer: prints scripts that were enqueued for the footer (those with $in_footer = true).
In practice, you should enqueue on the correct action, and let WordPress output them on wp_head/wp_footer. Example:
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