GDPR, CCPA, LGPD, POPIA, PIPEDA, and 15+ other regulations worldwide
Real-time browser detection and categorization of cookies
Full integration with Google Analytics 4 and Google Tag Manager
Auto, Manual Consent Attributes, Silent Blocking, and Placeholders
Light/dark themes, banner/modal display, custom CSS editor
Test different banner designs and optimize conversion rates
Consent checkboxes at checkout, block tracking until consent
Track user consent choices for compliance auditing
Automatically detect and categorize cookies on your website
Essential cookies that cannot be disabled
Preferences, language, and personalization cookies
Google Analytics, Matomo, Hotjar, and other analytics tools
Facebook Pixel, Google Ads, LinkedIn, and advertising cookies
Choose the right mode for your website's needs
JavaScript handles cookie blocking with clean UI
Server blocks scripts without visible placeholders
Use data-consent attributes on scripts for precise control
Server blocks with visible placeholder boxes
Get CookieNod running on your WordPress site in 4 simple steps
Get the plugin ZIP file from your CookieNod account
Install the plugin through WordPress admin
Create a site in your CookieNod dashboard
Enter your API key in WordPress settings
Comprehensive compliance with 20+ regulations worldwide
Common questions about the WordPress plugin
Yes, an API key is required. You can get an API key at https://cookienod.com.
Yes! CookieNod fully supports Google Consent Mode v2. Enable it in settings to integrate with GTM and Google Analytics 4.
Yes, you can choose between light/dark themes and banner position (top, bottom, or center modal). Advanced CSS customization is also supported via the built-in CSS editor.
Auto (Recommended): JavaScript handles all cookie blocking. Manual Consent Attributes: Use data-consent attributes on script tags. Silent Blocking: Server blocks scripts without visible placeholders. Blocking with Placeholders: Server blocks with visible placeholder boxes (legacy).
In Auto mode, the plugin intercepts and blocks third-party cookies and scripts until the user gives consent. In Manual mode, it only displays the consent banner and relies on data-consent attributes.
Add the data-consent attribute to your script tags: <script src="analytics.js" data-consent="analytics"></script>. Valid categories: necessary, functional, analytics, marketing.
In Settings > Excluded Scripts, enter patterns using wildcards like *google-analytics.com*, *googletagmanager.com*, *facebook.com/tr, *hotjar.com, or analytics.js.
Yes, all user consent choices are logged in your WordPress database for compliance auditing. You can export these logs as CSV.
Yes! CookieNod is fully compatible with Elementor and Elementor Pro. Add consent controls to any widget, block widgets until consent, integrate with forms, and show/hide popups based on consent status.
Yes! CookieNod integrates with Gravity Forms to track consent status with form submissions, require specific consent categories before submission, and log consent data with entries.
Yes! Use the special [cookienod_consent] form tag for consent tracking. Automatic consent data attachment to submissions and consent summary display options are available.
Yes! The Auto mode works seamlessly with caching plugins like WP Rocket, W3 Total Cache, and LiteSpeed Cache.
1. Verify your API key is entered correctly. 2. Check that your site URL in CookieNod matches your WordPress URL. 3. Clear any WordPress cache. 4. Check browser console for errors.
This plugin connects to the CookieNod external service
Service provider: CookieNod Team
Terms of Service: cookienod.com/terms
Privacy Policy: cookienod.com/privacy