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Integrations

Three ways to add the consentdone banner — none of them needs an API key: your configuration is matched server-side automatically via your domain.

1. One-line snippet (any website)

Add this line as high up in your page's <head> as possible — before any analytics or marketing tags: 

<script src="https://cdn.c-done.com/cmp.js"></script>

The script sets Google Consent Mode v2 to "denied" immediately, loads your banner config and records consent — that's all you need.

2. WordPress plugin

The plugin injects cmp.js early into the <head> and ships a [consentdone_revoke] shortcode for a "change cookie settings" link.

Download plugin (ZIP)
  1. In WordPress go to Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin, pick the ZIP and install it.
  2. Activate the plugin — the CMP is live, no further configuration needed.
  3. Optionally check Settings → consentdone; a self-hosting URL can be set there.
  4. Optionally place the shortcode [consentdone_revoke label="Change cookie settings"] in a page or footer.

3. Google Tag Manager template

A GTM custom template that loads cmp.js through Tag Manager — for sites where you don't want to touch the source code.

Download template (.tpl)
  1. In GTM open Templates → under "Tag Templates" click New → three-dot menu → Import → select the .tpl file → Save.
  2. Under Tags → New pick the consentdone CMP template; leave the cmp.js URL unchanged.
  3. Use the Consent Initialization – All Pages trigger — this guarantees the CMP loads before any other tag.
  4. Test via Preview, then publish.

If "Consent Initialization" is not visible: enable it under Container Settings → Enable consent overview. Consent Mode v2 (default "denied", update after consent) is handled by cmp.js itself — no extra consent tags needed in GTM, just use the built-in consent checks on your tags.

Questions? meikel@korfmacher.at