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To comply with privacy regulations, you can prevent 3rd party iframes from loading before gaining user consent. Enable this feature in the CookieChimp dashboard, then update your website’s embeds.

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How do I block an iframe?

The data-service attribute must match exactly how the service is named in vendor management.

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How do I customize the iframe placeholder?

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What configuration options are available?

  • data-service: [String, Required] Service name (e.g., YouTube, Vimeo, Google Maps).
  • data-id: [String, Required] Unique resource ID (e.g., video ID).
  • data-title: [String] Notice title.
  • data-params: [String] Iframe query parameters.
  • data-thumbnail: [String] Path to custom thumbnail.
  • data-ratio: [String] Custom aspect ratio (e.g., “16:9”).
  • data-autoscale: Responsive iframe that fills parent width and scales proportionally.
  • data-widget: Use for custom widgets with explicit width and height.

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Supported Services

Each service expects a different data-id format. Use data-autoscale for video embeds, and data-widget with an explicit width and height for audio widgets.

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YouTube

data-id is the video ID from the YouTube URL (for example, tgbNymZ7vqY from youtube.com/watch?v=tgbNymZ7vqY).

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Vimeo

data-id is the numeric video ID from the Vimeo URL (for example, 1060110670 from vimeo.com/1060110670).

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Spotify

data-id is the resource path, such as track/<id>, album/<id>, or playlist/<id>.

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SoundCloud

data-id is the URL-encoded SoundCloud API track URL.

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Twitch

data-id is a Twitch embed parameter such as video=<id> or channel=<name>.
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