iFrame & Image Blocked Content Placeholders
💪 Now Available
In the past, when a blocked iFrame node was removed from a given website page, there was an empty slot where it previously was. You can now choose to replace that empty slot with a customized placeholder that gives people the option to opt-in to the specific type of consent required for the content. This release includes the following:
- The ability to turn on or off placeholders at the project and/or region level.
- Customization controls for the look/feel of the placeholders, including three different themes (light, dark, and brand).
- When enabled, iframes or images that require consent will show the desired placeholder.
- A note in the placeholder indicating that content is blocked and can be unblocked by accepting the specific consent category for that type of content.
Dash
7 months ago
Activity
6 votes
Categories
Feature
1 month ago
Hi Everyone. This feature is in final testing and will go live soon.
0 2 months ago Reply
Eagerly waiting for this feature.
I'm from Germany where DSGVO (GDPR) is a real struggle and things like Youtube-Videos or Google Maps have to be blocked until user consent.
Many users reject cookies on page-visit due to habit but would allow certain cookies to see a google Maps embed.
Without a placeholder for blocked Frames this is quite a problem.
Hope to see this soon, any ETA ?
0 2 months ago Reply
This is a great suggestion which has been implemented in competing products as well. Especially as otherwise the page layout can be scrambled. Placeholder note with an info what service was blocked as well as a button to unblock it is the way to go, as it gives website visitors the lowest hurdle to unblock it and keep the from leaving. Is there an ETA?
1 5 months ago Reply
7 months ago