Options to manage the main text content of your banner.
Content: Text content (supports HTML formatting and links).
Font color: Text color.
Background color: Background color of the content area.
Options to create and edit banner templates.Sources > Privacy banners
Click ADD PRIVACY BANNER in the top right of the interface to add a new banner to your account. Each template has following options:
Name
Label of the banner used in the interface.
Template
Dropdown to select a template for this banner.
Hosting
Hosting method used for this banner (see Deploy Banner).
Consent duration
Duration how long the consent cookie is valid. After this duration the consent cookie is not valid anymore and a new banner will be presented to the user. It is possible to configure a duration in full months between 1 and 13 month. This has no impact on the storage duration of the consent in the Commanders Act Consent database.
Use the new privacy center
This option allows to use the old privacy center template of Commanders Act Consent Banners. This option allows to use custom CSS and custom JS that was created for old banner templates. In case you are not sure if a banner was customized please check with your Commanders Act consultant or support contact before creating a new template. This option is not available on all templates.
Example: Configuring options of a privacy banner.

You can open and edit the privacy banner settings via the gear icon on the top left of the interface.
Changing banner templates might not work for customized privacy banner templates. Please contact your Commanders Act consultant or support in case you are unsure if your banner was customized before using this option.

Sources > Privacy banners (tab EDIT BANNER)
All banner templates can be customized with a WYSIWYG editor. Following options are available for all banners (except IAB TCF and Popin with Categories templates).
Options to manage the main text content of your banner.
Content: Text content (supports HTML formatting and links).
Font color: Text color.
Background color: Background color of the content area.
Custom CSS that can be used by advanced users to customise the banner style. This CSS is applied globally to your website, avoid to use global selectors and use the HTML ID attribute of the banner elements instead.
Advanced customization options. Please contact your Commanders Act consultant or support before using these.
Changes have to be saved with the SAVE button.
Following options are available for the privacy center and "Popin with categories" templates.
Options to manage the header text of your privacy center.
Title: Text content.
Font color: Text color.
Background color: Background color of the header area.
Options to manage the main text content of your banner.
Categories introduction: Introductory text of the category tab (supports HTML formatting and links)
Vendors introduction: Introductory text of the vendor tab (supports HTML formatting and links, only visible in case IAB TCF 2.0 or custom vendors were activated)
Font color: Text color.
Background color: Background color of the content area.
Options to manage the privacy categories of the privacy center. These categories are based on the categories managed in the Categories & Tags part of the interface.
Order: Drag and Drop sorting of Categories.
edit icon that allows to overwrite the default name and description of categories and sub-categories that have been provided in the
Categories & Tags section of the interface for this banner (used for localisation).
Checkbox that allows to hide a category (below edit icon).
Categories Blocked On: Checkbox that permanently enables a category that can not be deactivated by visitors (e.g. for an "essential cookies" category)
IAB TCF 2.0 option: IAB purposes, special purposes, features and special features are automatically displayed on the basis of selected vendors in Categories & Tags / Manage vendorssection. The categories translation is done automatically depending on the user’s browser language settings. Non-IAB categories will be displayed after the official IAB categories in the banner.
Options to manage and translate descriptions of custom vendors. IAB TCF 2.0 vendor descriptions and translations are managed automatically by the IAB TCF 2.0 framework.
Vendor Description: Description displayed in the vendor tab.
Hide Vendor: Options to hide the vendor from the banner.
Order of vendors can be changed via drag & drop. (IAB TCF 2.0 vendors are always displayed before custom vendors).
Custom CSS that can be used by advanced users to customise the banner style.
Advanced customisation options. Please contact your Commanders Act consultant or support before using these.
Changes have to be saved with the SAVE button.
Option to manage the publisherCC field of the IAB TCF API.
Country code of the country that determines the legislation of reference. Normally corresponds to the country code of the country in which the publisher's business entity is established.\
Consent banners sets this value to "FR" by default in the IAB response. The publisher country code field can be customised with following JavaScript snippet (should be implemented in the first container on the website.).
tC.privacy.iabPublisherCC = "<country_code>";
Example to set the publisher country code field to a German country code:
tC.privacy.iabPublisherCC = "DE";
Option to manage the purposeOneTreatment field of the IAB TCF API.
IAB TCF offers this field to specify how purpose one should be treated in specific scenarios.
true: Purpose 1 not disclosed at all. CMPs use publisherCC to indicate the publisher's country of establishment to help Vendors determine whether the vendor requires Purpose 1 consent.
false: There is no special Purpose 1 treatment status. Purpose 1 was disclosed normally (consent) as expected by TCF Policy
Consent banner sets this value to false by default in the IAB response. The purpose one treatment field can be customised with following JavaScript snippet (should be implemented in the first container on the website.).
tC.privacy.iabPublisherCC = (true|false);
You can change the vendor button type to neutral if you choose the neutral position as the default status.f

You can choose to synchronize vendors status with categories, choosing to do it only for neutral buttons or always. If you use an IAB TCF template, this option will not have any effects on TCF vendors, as the TCF framework doesn't allow this.

BetaCommanders Act Consent offers IAB TCF Stacks to reduce the size of the purpose list in the privacy center. IAB TCF Stacks group purposes and special features in a foldable panel and allows visitors to configure consent for all purposes and special feature in a Stack at once. More information on IAB TCF Stacks can be found in the IAB TCF Policy.
Right now IAB TCF Stacks are in beta in Commanders Act Consent. They are activated with a JavaScript command that needs to be added to the privacy center CUSTOM JS field JS BLOCK BEFORE.Example: Activating Auto Stacks

Commanders Act Consent offers two options to activate Stacks:
pc.iab.useAutoStack();This option uses an algorithm to automatically find the tightest Stack combination for the configured vendors. This option is the recommended approach.
pc.iab.useStackIds(1,2); // activates Stacks with ID 1 and 2This option allows to manually activate IAB TCF Stacks by providing a list of Stack IDs. The Stack IDs can be found in the IAB TCF Policy.
Purposes may only be included in one Stack. In case of a bad configuration Commanders Act Consent ignores IAB Stack configuration and provides an error in the browser console.
Per default IAB Purpose controls are placed above native category controls. It is possible to display native categories above IAB TCF Purpose controls by adding following JavaScript snippet to the CUSTOM JS field JS BLOCK BEFORE of the privacy center.
pc.tc.categoriesSectionTop(true);
The "Other" headline of the native category controls can be translated by adding following configuration snippet to the CUSTOM JS field JS BLOCK BEFORE of the privacy center.
pc.addTranslation({en: { others: 'My Headline' }});pc.setLocale('en');
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