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PMS Cookie Banner Lite

Name: PMS Cookie Banner Lite
Author: PM Scripts

Cookie choices, managed script blocking and local consent records for WordPress. Free to use, with optional PMS classification.

PMS Cookie Banner Lite ranks #72,105 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #4,508 of 4,978 in the Security category, and was last updated Oct 24, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.3

v1.0.91 Current Version v1.0.91

Updated 22 hours ago Last Update on 24 Oct, 2026

Refreshed 15 hours ago Last Refreshed on

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.0.91
Last Updated: Oct 24, 2026
Requires WP: 6.9+
Tested Up To: 7.1.3
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: PM Scripts

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about PMS Cookie Banner Lite

Not by itself. Consent signals and script blocking are separate controls. Check your installed tags and supported integrations.

No. It scans representative pages, not every possible interaction. Review the inventory and test the services that matter on your site.

No. It provides a draft and records your review; it never replaces the published policy.

In JavaScript call PMCookieBanner.hasConsent('analytics'); it already ignores choices made for an older consent version. In PHP, pmcb_get_consent_version() returns the effective version stored with visitor choices. It differs from the "policy version" setting because it also covers the banner text and disclosed services: $current = function_exists( 'pmcb_get_consent_version' ) ? pmcb_get_consent_version() : ''; PMCookieBanner.policyVersion exposes the same value in the browser, and `PMCookieBanner.diagnostics()` lists blocked, failed and unmanaged resources.

Yes. Add keys in the service settings (local:key, session:prefix*) or pass storage: [{type: 'local', key: 'prefix*'}] to PMCookieBanner.registerService(). Declared keys are removed when the service is no longer allowed.

Open Settings and help, choose a mode and follow the four steps shown there: Basic (recommended) holds recognised Google tags (GA4, Ads, Tag Manager) until consent. Advanced loads them at once with every signal denied, so Google may receive cookieless pings; that choice is yours. Off sends no signals and is only for sites where Tag Manager or another tool owns consent. GA4 or Ads through gtag or a plugin needs no extra code; run the scanner so the tags are recognised. In Google Tag Manager keep the built-in consent checks for Google tags and require additional consent for other vendors. Use only one consent tool. Click "Check Consent Mode on the site" and confirm in Google Tag Assistant that "Consent default: denied" comes before the tags and "Consent update" follows a choice. Consent Mode alone does not make a site compliant and does not control non-Google tags.

Yes. When either plugin is active, their browser pixels and server-side events (Meta Conversions API and the other server APIs they send) follow the visitor's categories. A necessary first-party cookie, pmcb_state, gives the server the category choices; it contains no identifier and expires with the consent. Remove other consent integrations in those plugins, such as ConsentMagic. With page caching, enable "Enable AJAX filter values update" in PixelYourSite → Consent. After a visitor accepts, the plugins start on the next page view.

YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps, Spotify, SoundCloud, Calendly, Instagram, X and TikTok, including players created later by page builders such as Elementor. Visitors see a notice with "Allow and load". A provider is disclosed only after your pages show it. Other scripts and iframes added after page load wait for consent when their domain belongs to a configured service.