Changelog

On phones, you can now choose which consent buttons get a row of their own. Next to each button in Mobile Button Order there is a new widen icon: switch it on and that button spans the full width of the banner, while the buttons around it stay side by side. For example, put Accept all first and widen it to show it on top, with Reject all and Accept selection next to each other underneath.

You can find Mobile Button Order under Banner Buttons on the Behaviour page via Banner → Behaviour → Banner Buttons. Switch the editor preview to Mobile to see the result straight away.

This is only available on the New (beta) engine. Existing banners keep their current layout until you change it; new domains start with every button on its own row.

Full documentation:
https://learn.consent.studio/articles/9913654-banner-button-order

Hi there,

We’re excited to share with you that we have rebuilt the consent banner editing experience in Consent Studio.

You can now preview how your website and your consent banner will work together as accurately as possible on both desktop and mobile, and spot styling conflicts before your website’s visitors do.

(After all, helping you to be the first to know what’s up, is what Consent Studio is all about!)

To help you discover all the compliance settings in your Consent Studio Web CMP banner’s arsenal, we have also made it easier to switch between Behaviour and Styling settings and see what’s where.

Rest assured: you can still preview languages, screens (start screen, overview) and color modes (light, dark, auto).

We are really eager to learn from your first experiences with this new editing experience and look forward to receiving your feedback.

Thank you for your time and for your trust in The Full Consent Stack!

Hi everyone! This changelog update is to let you know that our JavaScript SDK just got a meaningful upgrade: the window.consentStudio.api.consentState SDK now lets you write the consent state directly from your own code, not just read it.

New methods include set(), acceptAll() and denyAll(), plus a hideBanner option on every write method, so you can drive consent from custom preference UIs or external flows without touching the banner's internal DOM.

• A full reference of our JavaScript API can be found on https://learn.consent.studio/en/help/articles/11114257.

• And a full reference of JS browser events can be found on https://learn.consent.studio/en/articles/10316000.

If there’s anything that we can assist you with for advanced set-ups that require custom javascript on your end, do not hesitate to reach out to us by contacting support@consent.studio!