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Usercentrics + Wix Integration Guide

Owned by Elizabeth Johnson (Unlicensed)
Last updated: Jul 09, 2021 by sharon.borensztein (Unlicensed)
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Part 1: Install Usercentrics CMP v2 manually to your WIX website

  1. Log into your WIX account 

2. Go to  “Website” and then “Settings” and then under “Advanced” continue to “Custom Code”.

3.Under the “Head” section of “Custom Code” click “Add Code”. 

4. Enter your usercentrics Script-Tag under the “Code Snippet” section. Under “Add Code to Pages” select “All Pages” and the sub-selection “Load Code Once”.

5. Under “what’s the purpose of this code” select “Essential”.

6. When finished, select “Apply”. You will then be taken back to the “Custom Code” page where you can confirm your Script-Tag is added to the “Head” section.

 

 

In your Settings dashboard you can find your personal script with your Settings-ID under „Implementation“ (CMP v2).

Code for CMP Version 2

<script id="usercentrics-cmp" data-settings-id="XXXXXXXX" src="https://app.usercentrics.eu/browser-ui/latest/loader.js" async></script>

Copy your unique script from the Admin Interface under Implementation or replace “XXXXXXXXX” with your personal Settings-ID in the above relevant code example.

7. Click “Save”

 

Part 2: Blocking third party services

Third party services must be blocked before a user gives consent, such as Google Analytics. Use your DPS Scanner to find out which third parties you have and block third party services until a user gives consent. Here is the guide to block third party services manually. https://docs.usercentrics.com/#/browser-ui?id=implementation

For automatically blocking various supported third party technologies, you can also use our Smart Data Protector - see here for more information and all supported technologies. https://docs.usercentrics.com/#/smart-data-protector

 

Example: Google Analytics

Step 1: Add Google Analytics Code to WIX

Add your Google Analytics code to your WIX pages by going to “Website”, “Settings”, and then under “Advanced” continue to “Custom Code”. 

Under the “Head” section of “Custom Code” click “Add Code”. Here you will paste your unique Google Analytics code under the HTML section. 

Be sure to select “All pages”and the sub-selection “Load Code Once”. Select “Essentials” for code purpose. Additionally select “Essentials” for the purpose. Select “Apply” when finished.

Step 2: Adjust the Existing Google Analytics Script

Once the Usercentrics script has been integrated into your website, all existing scripts need to be customized. This step is mandatory to ensure scripts are only executed after a consent has been given.

Change script type – “text/javascript” becomes “text/plain”

To customize your scripts, two small adjustments are necessary. The first one refers to the script type. Change the type from type="text/javascript" to type="text/plain" in your scripts.

If your script does not explicitly specify type="text/javascript" as it can be interpreted by the browser without naming it, you still have to adjust it to type="text/plain".

This adjustment is mandatory to ensure the script is not automatically interpreted and executed by the browser when the page is called.

Assign a data attribute

The scripts of the data processing services that you‘re using need to be given a custom data attribute. It is used to connect to our Consent Management Platform and to query consents.

The syntax of this data attribute is data-usercentrics="Name Data Processing Service", where “Name Data Processing Service” corresponds to the exact name of the Data Processing Services you created in your Settings dashboard under “Data Processing Services“.

As an example, we're going to adjust the Google Analytics script.

Here is the original script:

Once adjusted, it becomes:

From now on, upon page load, the Google Analytics script will only be executed if your visitor has given consent to Google Analytics.

⚠️ Note: If a user revokes consent after a service was already loaded, then you must ensure the service is disabled or not used anymore. For example, you can force a page reload which will stop data processing services without consent from being executed. 

Repeat the steps above for any other  party services you have. 

 

For questions about third party services using Google Tag Manager, please see our documentation here

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