Jeffrey Zinn

Brandon Dove

nateconley

Allow users to have control of what scripts are loaded.
Scripts are grouped together (Required, Marketing, Analytics, etc). You can also lock a group, so that a user cannot disable a script within that group (think WordPress or Stripe cookies).
We strongly encourage you to perform an audit of you site to find out what scripts may be tracking users. Scripts that track users could include such things as: analytics scripts, CRM scripts, tracking pixels, and more.
Use the shortcode <code>[gdpr_visitor_consent]</code> to create a user preferences page. Using this shortcode, a user can change their GDPR preferences at a later date.
<h3>Developer API</h3>
You can add your script in a dropdown in the admin screen using the filter <code>gdprvc_third_party_script( $scripts );</code>
Example (PHP):
<pre><code>function add_third_party_script( $scripts ) {

 $scripts[] = array(
 'slug' => 'third-party-script',
 'label' => 'Script Label',
 );

 return $scripts;

}
add_filter( 'gdprvc_third_party_scripts', 'add_third_party_script', 10, 1 );
</code></pre>
You can then use the JavaScript API in the browser to control your scripts on the front-end
Example (JavaScript):
<pre><code>window.gdprvc_is_accepted( 'slug' );

// returns true/false
</code></pre>
You can also use our helper function to parse your script containing <code><script></code> and <code><img></code> tags. This will automatically place your JavaScript in a conditional and remove <code>src</code> attributes until a user has consented.
Example (PHP):
<pre><code>add_action( 'wp_head', 'your_wp_head' );

function your_wp_head() {
 // Check for GDPR Visitor Consent Plugin
 if ( function_exists( 'gdprvc_parse_script' ) ) {
 echo gdprvc_parse_script( 'your script as a string', 'slug' );
 return;
 }
 // Echo normally if plugin is not active
 echo 'your script as a string';
}
</code></pre>
<h3>Browser Compatibility</h3>
Chrome 
 ✓ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✓ Front-end styles
Firefox 
 ✓ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✓ Front-end styles
Safari 
 ✓ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✓ Front-end styles
Edge 
 ✓ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✓ Front-end styles
IE11 
 ✘ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✓ Front-end styles
IE10 
 ✘ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✘ Front-end styles
IE9 
 ✘ Admin Editing 
 ✓ Front-end functionality 
 ✘ Front-end styles

GDPR Visitor Consent

Allow users to have control of what scripts are loaded.

Hendrik Lersch

Optimization of included JavaScript- and CSS-files can be a very important thing, if you want a faster site. Many WordPress plugins comes with multiple third-party and/or own JavaScript-files that are then often be included on every page of your site. In worst cases you have more than one of the same file included on your site. That slows down your site!
But also “Render blocking” can easily slow down a website. Every external JavaScript- or CSS-file, that is included in the head of your site, blocks the site from rendering, until all files are completely processed. It’s a common practice to move all these Scripts and Styles (except critical CSS) to the footer of your site, so the rendering is no longer blocked and your website loads faster.
This is where WP Script Optimizer helps you! It makes it possible to control the output of every registered JavaScript or CSS-file. You can easily create rules for it or deactivate files completely. You can also move files to the footer of your site or vice versa.
Check out the following lists for all currently avaiable and planned features. If you like this plugin, please upvote and comment. That would be really helpful.
What you can currently do with WP Script Optimizer
<ul>
<li>Get an overview of all frontend JavaScript and CSS files, that are included on your site (divided in categories)</li>
<li>Control scripts and styles for as many single pages as you want or simply globally</li>
<li>Change the positioning (Header/Footer) of specific JavaScripts / CSS or all at once</li>
<li>Deactivate specific Javascripts or CSS-files completely, if not needed</li>
<li>Easily create logical rules to control under which conditions a file is included or not (by use of wordpress’s conditional tags)</li>
</ul>
What you can do in future with WP Script Optimizer (planned, but not currently implemented)
<ul>
<li>Minify and/or encrypt JavaScript- and CSS-files</li>
<li>Include your own JavaScript/CSS files or JavaScript/CSS inline code, without do it manually through functions.php</li>
<li>Add extra code to any registered JavaScript or CSS-file</li>
<li>Concatenate two or more (or all) files of one type (JS or CSS) to speed up loading times</li>
<li>Better overview of dependents and its dependencys</li>
<li>… feel free to make suggestions 🙂</li>
</ul>
IMPORTANT – Please read:
This plugin can not decide if a file is needed or not needed in a specific situation. Your settings have the potential to break features and functions of your site. If that is the case, you can easily change or delete your settings via the admin panel, so everything will be like it was before.
tl;dr: you have to know what you’re doing 😉
If You had any problems with this plugin, please contact me, so i could fix it. Please don’t write a negative review without gave me the chance to correct any issues. Thanks.

WP Scripts & Styles Optimizer

Improve your site-rendering speed by customizing all of your JavaScript- and CSS-files. Deactivate, set conditions or change positioning of files

GDPR Visitor Consent vs WP Scripts & Styles Optimizer