ZetaLine Cookie Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
ZetaLine Cookie is a portable consent plugin for WordPress. It works independently of the active theme and does not require WooCommerce or Elementor. You can open the settings panel with the [zetaline_cookie_settings] shortcode, including Elementor’s Shortcode widget.
Before a visitor makes a choice, the plugin holds only optional services that have been explicitly registered. The built-in Yandex Metrica adapter loads after consent to the analytics category. Other services can be managed through supported adapters or explicit WordPress script and style handle mappings.
The diagnostics screen includes a local reference catalog of analytics, advertising, chat, and WordPress plugin integrations. On WordPress 6.9 or newer, an optional HTML scanner uses the Core template output filter to defer recognized tracker tags. Unknown or ambiguous sources are shown for review and are not automatically blocked. On WordPress 6.4–6.8, the HTML scanner is unavailable; registered script and style mappings and supported integrations continue to work.
HTML scanning is disabled by default. When enabled on WordPress 6.9+, it processes completed template output through the standard Core filter and does not open a separate plugin output buffer. The scanner cannot detect server-side processing, hidden Google Tag Manager containers, code added after page load, obfuscated code, or requests that do not appear in the HTML. It is not a universal network blocker. Core WordPress and WooCommerce features such as sessions, cart, checkout, and login should not be configured as optional services.
The plugin stores a minimal consent event record in the site’s own database. The record does not include an IP address, user agent, page URL, or account data. Deactivation preserves the settings and journal.
ZetaLine Cookie provides a technical mechanism and does not guarantee legal compliance. Each site operator must determine the purposes and legal bases for processing, verify service providers and data flows, and maintain applicable notices and documents.
An optional bridge can share category and supported service choices with the separately installed WP Consent API plugin. The bridge is disabled by default and does not block arbitrary code.
Screenshots
The main settings page controls consent requests, HTML scanning, and the optional WP Consent API bridge.
Add analytics and other services with purpose, provider, category, and source details.
Configure the consent panel appearance with a live desktop and mobile preview.
Review HTML scan results, WordPress script handles, and possible services from the reference catalog.
