| 开发者 | fnlowl |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月3日 15:36 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[fnlowl id="wg_..."] shortcode, to place a widget inside a post or pagewindow.fnlowlConsentGranted = true; document.dispatchEvent(new Event('fnlowl_consent_granted'));
4. Add the FnlOwl Widget block, or use [fnlowl id="wg_your_widget_id"], where an in-content widget should appear.
Until step 3 occurs, the plugin does not load the FnlOwl CDN script or connect to FnlOwl services.Yes. The plugin only places widgets that you create in your FnlOwl account, and it needs the site key from that account. Sign up at fnlowl.com.
The plugin is free and licensed GPLv2 or later. The FnlOwl service it connects to has a 7-day free trial and then paid plans from $9 a month. See pricing.
The plugin is consent-gated. Configure your consent manager or theme to set window.fnlowlConsentGranted to true and dispatch the fnlowl_consent_granted event after the visitor accepts your selected category.
Any consent manager or theme that can run a line of JavaScript when the visitor accepts the category you choose.
Only if your consent manager cannot run custom JavaScript after consent. The FnlOwl setup guide documents the event interface.
Open the widget in the FnlOwl dashboard and use the wg_... identifier from its URL.
Yes. Use the [fnlowl id="wg_your_widget_id"] shortcode instead of the block.
Nothing, until the visitor has consented. After consent, see the External services section above for exactly what is sent and when.
Deleting the plugin removes the saved site key from your WordPress database. Your widgets and leads stay in your FnlOwl account, and you can export leads as CSV with the FnlOwl CLI.
Use this plugin's support forum on WordPress.org, or the FnlOwl support page.