About this plugin
This plugin places the GA4 Support cookie banner on your site. The banner asks visitors which
cookies they allow, stores that choice, restores it on their next visit, and passes it to Google
Consent Mode v2 so that Google Analytics, Google Ads and other Google tags only fire with
permission.
GA4 Support is an independent service by Attributions (the Netherlands). It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google.
A GA4 Support account is required. No account yet? nl/wordpress — no Tag Manager needed.
The banner itself is included in every plan. All settings —
texts, colours, categories, languages, which cookies are listed — live in your GA4 Support
dashboard, not in WordPress. This plugin only connects your site to that account, so there is
never a second place that disagrees with the first.
What the plugin does
- Loads the banner as early as possible, before other tags run. This matters: Google Consent Mode
needs a default state that is set before any Google tag loads.
- Provides the shortcode [sst_cookies] to show your cookie list on a cookie policy page. The
table stays in sync with the inventory in your dashboard; you never update it by hand.
Works with the WP Consent API
If the free “WP Consent API” plugin is active, this plugin registers itself with it and passes the visitor’s choice on: statistics, marketing, preferences and functional. Other plugins that support the WP Consent API then know what the visitor allowed. There is nothing to set up.
Without the WP Consent API plugin nothing changes.
What the plugin deliberately does not do
- It does not duplicate your banner settings. Those are in the dashboard.
- It does not add a “change cookie settings” button. The banner provides that itself.
- It does not collect, store or send anything from your WordPress installation.
External services
This plugin loads two scripts from GA4 Support (Attributions, the Netherlands) into your
visitors’ browsers. Using it means their browsers contact that service.
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The banner script, loaded on every page from
js. It receives your account ID so it
can load your banner configuration. The banner stores the visitor’s choice in a cookie on your
own domain, and records that a choice was made — the choice itself, the moment, and a random
identifier with no personal data in it — so that you can demonstrate consent was given. It
does not send the page content, the visitor’s identity, or anything from your WordPress
installation.
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The cookie list script, loaded only on pages where you place the [sst_cookies]
js. It reads the public
cookie inventory for your account and renders it as a table. It sets no cookies and reads none.
Service provided by Attributions / GA4 Support:
nl/application-terms-of-service/
nl/privacy-policy-attributions-support-api/