# Use custom link/button instead of Cookie Shield
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This feature is only available for customers on Cookie Business.
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## Step 1: Choose "using a custom link/button"
In the Widget Builder, select the "using a custom link/button" option, as shown:
Press save and exit.
## Step 2: Create a custom link/button on your webpage
To enable the custom link/button, you must add the `data-openli="show-cookie-settings"` attribute to your chosen HTML element. For example, to use a `button` element, you would add the following:
```markup
```
When the user clicks or taps an element with that attribute, the cookie widget will show the settings page.
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If the `data-legalmonster="show-cookie-settings"` attribute is not present on at least one element on the page, the cookie widget will revert to showing the shield, and log a warning in the browser console.
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## Example
Below is an example of how you could use this functionality on your page:
The updated link would look something like this:
```markup
Access your cookie settings
```
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