Elementor One White-Label

Cookie discovery and visitor consent

Elementor One White-Label adds paid capabilities to Cookie Consent, which handles cookie discovery, visitor choices, script behavior and consent entries in the WordPress admin area. Its full headless Chromium scans can help detect cookies created by JavaScript, third-party embeds, analytics snippets and dynamically loaded content.

Scan the homepage, crawl the full website or enter custom URLs. Results are categorized as Necessary, Analytics, Marketing, Functional or Uncategorized, then merged with the cookie manager without overwriting manual edits.

Configure the banner and script behavior

The guided setup wizard lets you pick GDPR opt-in or CCPA opt-out, configure the banner, then scan the site. Choosing a mode configures consent behavior; it does not determine which model applies to a site. Customize the banner, preferences dialog and revisit button with various layouts, positions, colors, text, button styles and border radius options. A live preview includes desktop and mobile views.

In GDPR mode, non-essential scripts wait for consent in their relevant category. In CCPA mode, scripts load by default and visitors can opt out of specific categories. Essential cookies for login sessions, shopping carts and basic site functionality are not blocked. The script manager works with rules to always load a script, block it until consent or always block it. An output-buffering option is available for inline script blocking.

Paid consent controls

• Remove Cookie Consent branding from the banner.
• Translate the banner and preferences dialog for international visitors.
• Export consent records as CSV for audits, legal reviews or internal documentation.
• Exclude selected paths or URLs from scans, such as staging areas or admin sections.
• Disable the banner on selected pages, such as internal dashboards or login screens.
• Pass consent signals to a Google Tag Manager container for tag-level consent control.
• Show a banner based on visitor location, such as GDPR opt-in for visitors in the EU.

Consent records and scan history

Consent records include the choice type, category preferences and timestamp. Set consent expiration from 1 to 365 days. Scan history tracks status and results. Cookie lists, script rules, banner styling, compliance settings, scan results and logs are managed in one admin area without an external dashboard or CDN dependency.

Optional Elementor Pro design utilities

With Elementor Pro, open the banner and preferences dialog in the Elementor visual editor for drag-and-drop layout control, widget-level adjustments and live editing. Elementor Pro also enables saving banner designs to a cloud library and deploying them across multiple sites as cloud templates. Cookie Consent works with any theme and page builder.

Install and configure Cookie Consent

Install Cookie Consent and open its guided wizard. Select a compliance mode, configure the banner, then scan the site. After setup, rescan when needed, refine cookie categories, adjust script rules, configure paid controls, and review or export consent records from the same dashboard.