It enhances the built-in embed block and will automatically work with any current embeds. If the plugin is disabled/removed, all embeds will continue to work there will just be no consent confirmation.

Currently, the plugin only works with the Gutenberg core/embed block.

The currently supported embed providers are:

Amazon
Animoto
Cloudup
Crowdsignal
DailyMotion
Flickr
Imgur
Issuu
Kickstarter
Mixcloud
Pinterest
Pocket Casts
Reddit
ReverbNation
Screencast
Scribd
Slideshare
SmugMug
SoundCloud
Speaker Deck
Spotify
TED
TikTok
Tumblr
Twitter
VideoPress
Vimeo
Wolfram
WordPress.tv
YouTube

Installation

WordPress.org installation:

In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins -> Add New Plugin
Search for “Embed Consent”
Click “Install now”
Go to Plugins -> Installed plugins and click “activate” to enable the plugin.

Manual installation:

Upload plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/embed-consent directory.
In your WordPress dashboard, go to Plugins -> Installed plugins and click “activate” to enable the plugin.

To allow users to opt-in to always loading a provider:

Go to Settings -> Embed Consent and enable the “Show always load opt-in” setting.
Add the shortcode [embed_consent_opt_out] to your privacy policy to allow users to opt-out again.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?

This plugin filters the output of core/embed blocks to add a consent message and prevent loading any third-part resources until consent is given.

What happens to embeds if I disable/remove this plugin?

They will continue to work as normal there will just be no consent message shown.

Can users opt-in to always loading a provider?

Yes, there is a setting to allow users to opt-in to always loading a provider by showing a checkbox below the consent button.

Can users opt-out again from always loading a provider?

Yes, add the shortcode [embed_consent_opt_out] to your privacy policy which will allow opting out.

Alternatively, disabling the setting which allows users to opt-in to always loading will disable always loading.

Does it work with caching?

Yes, it has been tested with WP Super Cache and there should be no issues with other caching plugins.

When changing settings in the admin area, you may need to clear the cache for the changes to take effect.

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Screenshots

Asking user for consent
Consent given and content loaded
Asking user for consent with always load opt-in shown
Dark theme

Changelog

1.1.1

Fix issue with URLs being set before translations are loaded

1.1.0

Add a filter for the consent template embed_consent_consent_template which allows replacing the embed template.
- Thanks to @tkcknost

1.0.1

Fix missing light / dark theme example images

1.0.0

Initial release

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