> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://doc.commandersact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://doc.commandersact.com/features/consent-management/user-guides/privacy-banners/banner-templates.md). # Banner Templates A list of available banner templates in Commanders Act Consent Commanders Act offers multiple banner templates for different kind of privacy workflows. | Template | Description | | ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Header (with Privacy Center)** |

Floating overlay banner (is layered on top of the website), positioned at the top of the page. This banner includes a text message and customizables buttons. You can add a link to another page (e.g. privacy policy).

This template exists with and without an optional privacy center.

| | **Popin (with Privacy Center)** |

A floating modal dialogue (pop-up), positioned in the center of the page. This banner includes a text message and customizable buttons. It supports links to another page (e.g. privacy policy).

This template exists with and without an optional privacy center.

| | **Footer (with Privacy Center)** |

Floating overlay banner, positioned at the bottom of the page. This banner includes a text message and customizable buttons. It supports links to another page (e.g. privacy policy).

A variation of this template exists with extended accessibility support.

| | **Popin with categories** | This template directly opens the privacy center that allows visitors to select Commanders Act Consent categories and sub-categories they want to activate/deactivate. | | **Footer / Popin / Header** | Floating information banner, no buttons to refuse or accept. Not compliant for GDPR & CCPA | | **Footer without button** | Floating overlay banner, positioned at the bottom of the page. This banner includes a text message and cross icon to close the banner. It supports links to another page (e.g. privacy policy). Not compliant for GDPR & CCPA | | **IAB TCF 2.4 Popin** |

Template available if IAB TCF compliancy option is activated in the Data Governance > Consent Management > Settings section.

A floating modal dialogue (pop-up), positioned in the centre of the page. This template offers consent controls following the IAB TCF 2.3 standard.

| | **IAB TCF 2.4 Footer** |

Template available if IAB TCF compliancy option is activated in the Data Governance > Consent Management > Settings section.

Floating overlay banner, positioned at the bottom of the page. This template offers consent controls following the IABTCF 2.3 standard.

| | **IAB TCF 2.0 Popin (deprecated)** |

Template available if IAB TCF 2.0 option is activated in the Data Governance > Consent Management > Settings section.

A floating modal dialogue (pop-up), positioned in the centre of the page. This template offers consent controls following the IAB TCF 2.0 standard.

| | **IAB TCF 2.0 Footer (deprecated)** |

Template available if IAB TCF compliancy option is activated in the Data Governance > Consent Management > Settings section.

Floating overlay banner, positioned at the bottom of the page. This template offers consent controls following the IABTCF 2.0 standard.

| | **Footer with privacy center (accessibility)** |

Floating overlay banner, positioned at the bottom of the page. This banner includes a text message and customizable buttons. It supports links to another page (e.g. privacy policy).
Includes standards for WCAG 2.0
for more details, look at this page of our documentation

| | **Popin with privacy center (accessibility)** |

A floating modal dialogue (pop-up), positioned in the center of the page.This banner includes a text message and customizable buttons. It supports links to another page (e.g. privacy policy).
Includes standards for WCAG 2.0
for more details, look at this page of our documentation

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