Webflow

This guide is designed to help customers installing our cookie widget on their Webflow based website. Follow these few simple steps to get up and running quickly.

This courtesy guide is no longer actively tested by Openli, although it might still work.

Our cookie-consent widget intentionally uses a highly-compatible, highly-generic approach to integration. In most cases, it will be possible for your developers to adapt this guide's steps to any changes that might have been made to the target platform, in combination with their own general documentation. Our consent-state events might be useful for this.

In order to add Openli (or any other custom code) to your Webflow website, you must have paid plan on Webflow

Before you start:

Before following these steps, please be sure that you have:

• Added your website's URL (either during the signup process or in the settings page)

• Created cookie providers and categorised all cookies

• Created a cookie policy

• Created a cookie widget

Check step 1 - 4 in the Get started with Openli guide to create all of the above.

Step 1: Code snippet

To install your widget, you'll need your cookie widget code snippet.

To find your code snippet, go to the Openli dashboard and select "Widgets" in the side menu. Click on the cookie widget you previously created and copy the code.

It will look like this:

<script>
    !function(){var i,e,t,s=window.legal=window.legal||[];if(s.SNIPPET_VERSION="3.0.0",i="https://widgets.legalmonster.com/v1/legal.js",!s.__VERSION__)if(s.invoked)window.console&&console.info&&console.info("legal.js: The initialisation snippet is included more than once on this page, and does not need to be.");else{for(s.invoked=!0,s.methods=["cookieConsent","document","ensureConsent","handleWidget","signup","user"],s.factory=function(t){return function(){var e=Array.prototype.slice.call(arguments);return e.unshift(t),s.push(e),s}},e=0;e<s.methods.length;e++)t=s.methods[e],s[t]=s.factory(t);s.load=function(e,t){var n,o=document.createElement("script");o.setAttribute("data-legalmonster","sven"),o.type="text/javascript",o.async=!0,o.src=i,(n=document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0]).parentNode.insertBefore(o,n),s.__project=e,s.__loadOptions=t||{}},s.widget=function(e){s.__project||s.load(e.widgetPublicKey),s.handleWidget(e)}}}();

    legal.widget({
        type: "cookie",
        widgetPublicKey: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    });
</script>

Notice that the value for widgetPublicKey will be different in your code snippet

Step 2: Add custom code

To insert the code snippet on your page, go to your Webflow project settings and select "Custom code".

Now go to the "Footer code"-section and insert your snippet.

Add the Openli cookie widget code snippet in the text area and click save changes.

Step 3: Blocking cookies

The final step you need to take to make sure your cookies are compliant is to block the scripts that set them on your website, so the widget can enable them only when a visitor gives consent.

This step is a bit more technical, however, this guide shows you how to categorise the scripts that set cookies on your website to enable blocking. You might need a developer to help you.

Done!

Congratulations on completing your first step towards collecting compliant cookie consent. Pad your self on the back and know that our mascot Li is proud of you.