20 guides covering everything from first setup to advanced configuration.
ResultsAiX Consent asks visitors which cookies they accept, holds tracking scripts back until they answer, and records every choice. Here is what it does and where its limits are.
Read →Upload the plugin, paste your key on the Activate your licence screen, and manage your sites from the licence panel at the top of the Settings tab.
Read →A plain tour of the ten tabs in ResultsAiX Consent, from the Dashboard checklist to the Diagnostics health report, so you know where everything lives.
Read →One press scans your site, fills in your cookie declaration and builds your cookie policy page. Then you read the wording, switch the banner on and test in a private window.
Read →Choose a box, a bar or a centred banner, start from one of six looks, fine tune six colours and watch the real banner update live. Accept and Reject always look the same.
Read →Edit every word on the banner, link your cookie and privacy policies, and let the visitor's browser pick one of ten built-in languages while your own wording always wins in your o…
Read →Strictly necessary, Preferences, Analytics, Marketing and Unclassified: what each group means, what the visitor sees in the choices panel, and where the groups are used.
Read →Tracking scripts are parked on the server and only put back when the visitor agrees. The page is the same for everyone, so it works behind any page cache. Videos and maps get a pl…
Read →The 36 services the plugin recognises, which ones are never blocked by default, how to add your own pattern, and the address switch that turns blocking off for one page load.
Read →Scan your own pages to find tracking services, keep the cookie declaration your visitors read, and let Tracker Watch email you when a new tracker appears.
Read →Every Google signal starts as denied before any Google tag loads and updates the moment a visitor answers. See which group controls which signal and what the four switches do.
Read →Show the banner to everyone or only to chosen regions, using a country header your own hosting already adds. Browser opt-out signals are honoured as a refusal.
Read →Every answer is recorded with the wording version on screen at the time, a consent ID and a one-way fingerprint in place of the IP address. Filter it, export it as CSV, and set ho…
Read →Visitors can reopen their choices from a floating button or a footer link, see their own consent ID, and you can ask everybody again after adding a new tracker.
Read →The Policies tab builds a live cookie policy, a Do Not Sell or Share page and a data request page that uses WordPress's own privacy request system. They are a starting point for y…
Read →Press Let Consent take over so visitors see one banner, hand every answer to the WP Consent API for Site Kit and WooCommerce, and cover pages printed by sister plugins.
Read →A lapsed licence only locks the admin screens while your banner and blocking keep running. Uninstalling keeps the consent log. Plus Start again, and moving settings to another sit…
Read →Read the Health report, rebuild the log storage safely, copy a support report, and work through the five most common questions: no banner, a page that misbehaves, an early tracker…
Read →The consent functions, action and filters in PHP, the rxc-consent browser event and RXC object, the data layer event, how to mark up your own script, and every shortcode attribute.
Read →Short answers on caching, lapsed licences, checkouts, uninstalling, IP addresses, Tag Manager, and why this plugin is software and not legal advice.
Read →Every plugin documented here works alongside the others, managed from one ResultsAiX Hub.