| 开发者 | flobamedia |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月11日 05:32 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
Yes, from version 0.6.0. Install and activate the separate WP Consent API plugin. Enable CookiePeak and connect a Website ID. The integration starts automatically. For Site Kit, also enable Consent Mode in Site Kit settings. CookiePeak forwards saved choices, new decisions and withdrawals. Necessary cookies map to functional; preferences and marketing retain their categories. Both statistics and statistics-anonymous follow the CookiePeak statistics choice. Optional categories remain denied until allowed. When Site Kit Consent Mode is active, Site Kit handles Google signals; CookiePeak does not send duplicate ones. Without WP Consent API, the existing CookiePeak banner continues to work. The updated CookiePeak banner.js must be deployed together with this plugin release. Clear WordPress/page/CDN caches after updating. The Site Kit setup notice is not itself a compatibility test: verify actual consent states and tag behavior.
In the CookiePeak dashboard under Websites → [Your domain] → Embed script.
Yes. The script is enqueued in the head and works with common caching plugins. After updates you can purge page caches from Settings → CookiePeak.
Yes. Under Settings → CookiePeak → Advanced you can set a custom app URL.
Use the shortcode [cookiepeak_settings] on your privacy page or in the footer. For a button instead of a text link: [cookiepeak_settings type="button" text="Cookie settings"]. You can disable the floating cookie icon in the CookiePeak editor and use this shortcode only.
Use Settings → CookiePeak → Edit banner in CookiePeak. That opens the live editor on cookiepeak.com. You must be logged in to your CookiePeak account.
In the CookiePeak banner editor, open Design → Cookie button and disable the floating button. Publish the banner. Then add [cookiepeak_settings] (or type="button") so visitors can still reopen settings.
See the "External services" section above. Consent events and page views go to the CookiePeak API; IP addresses are not stored (see the operator privacy policy).
The plugin is internationalized (text domain: cookiepeak). On WordPress.org, translations are delivered via translate.wordpress.org. The consent banner language is configured in the CookiePeak dashboard.