Cookie table for your cookie policy

Add one line to your cookie policy page, and the Okito script fills it with the cookies from your latest scan:

<div data-okito-cookie-table></div>

• Cookies are grouped by category, with the category's name and description. Necessary cookies are marked as always active.
• Each cookie shows its name, its provider (the service it belongs to, otherwise the domain that sets it), its purpose and its duration.
• The table follows the banner language: headings, category names and durations, and the cookie descriptions, which are translated automatically into your banner languages (a new language can take a few minutes; until then the description shows as written). Descriptions you write yourself in Cookie Manager are taken to be in your default language.
• A button under the table opens the preference window, so visitors can change their choice from the policy page.
• After every scan the table shows the new list. You never edit the policy for it.
• The table stays while no banner is shown (site paused or monthly pageview limit reached), without the button.

Find the line in the dashboard under Cookie Manager → Cookies. The page must load the Okito script, like every page of your site.

WordPress

Add the [okito_cookie_table] shortcode to your cookie policy page (Okito plugin 1.1.5 or later), or the line above in a Custom HTML block.

Shopify

In the Okito app, Settings → Cookie table → Add cookie table (also at the bottom of Cookie Manager → Cookies) opens the theme editor with the Cookie table block added to the default page template. The block shows on every page that uses that template: if other pages use it too, give your cookie policy page its own template (theme editor: Pages → Create template, then choose it under Theme template on the page) and add the block there (Add section → Apps → Cookie table). Click Save. The app's Cookie banner embed must be on (see Shopify).

Styling

The table uses your page's font and colours. Its elements have classes you can style: .okito-cookie-table, .okito-ct-title, .okito-ct-description, .okito-ct-table, .okito-ct-provider and .okito-ct-button.

Single-page apps

If your page adds the element after the Okito script has loaded, call OkitoCMP.renderCookieTable() once the element is on the page.