This article contains answers to several frequently asked questions about the Web Governance Cookie Consent Manager.
The scheduled scan picks up cookies, but it may miss some. The most common reasons are:
Some remedies:
For cookies that are present but sometimes missed by the scan, Web Governance provides a manual setup and exemption feature.
For more information, read How to manage cookies.
If the problem persists, select Contact support in the Help menu to start a chat, or email Acquia Support.
The cookie preference is stored in the cookie that is saved to the browser of the website visitor.
For more information, visit:
The cookie consent log is saved on Acquia servers for two years.
Web Governance tracks and stores the following information:
UUID: The unique ID for the user device that received the cookie.
The UUID is removed from the user's device when the user deletes the cookies from their device. Without the UUID, the user cannot request the record of the cookie consent.
View the log in the platform with these steps:
For more information, read the Data Privacy collection.
Ensure that all of the cookies on your site are categorized correctly.
For more information, read:
Cookies are not blocked until they are categorized. There are two ways to configure them so that they are categorized correctly, manually or with the scan.
For more information, read:
For information on how to set up the Consent Manager SDK, read the Acquia Web Governance for developers collection.
The cookie banner font automatically adapts to the font type that is set on the website in the <body> tag. If a website uses font type Arial as the font set in <body>, the cookie banner inherits the font type Arial.
HTML attributes must be added to content elements on your website if you only want them to load after a consent choice is provided by the visitor. For example, if you use Google Analytics on your website and only want the script to load after a visitor has accepted Statistics cookies, you must mark up the Google Analytics script with an HTML attribute.
For more information and instructions, read Web Governance for developers.
Click Cookie Consent Manager.
Select Consent Log.