Age Gate vs WP Terms Popup – Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy WordPress Popups

There are many uses for restricting content based on age, be it movie trailers, beer or other adult themes. This plugin allows you to set a restriction on what content can been seen or restricted based on the age of the user. Features Ask users to verify their age on page load SEO Friendly – common bots and crawlers are omitted from age checks Ability to add custom user agents for less common bots Shortcode for in content restrictions Choose to restrict an entire site, or selected content Select a different age on individual content Allow certain content to not be age gated under “all content” mode Three choices for input; dropdowns, input fields or a simple yes/no button Customise the order of the inputs based on your region (DD MM YYYY or MM DD YYYY) Allow a “remember me” check box if desired Ability to omit logged in users from being checked Add your own logo Update the text displayed on the entry form Select background colour/image, foreground colour and text colour Use built in styling out of the box, or your own custom style Ability to add legal note or information to the bottom of the form Redirect failed logins to a URL of your choice e.g. an alcohol awareness website. Ability to use a non caching version Various hooks to add even more customisation such as additional form fields Compatible with multilingual plugins WPML, Polylang (2.3+), WP Multilang

Control access to your WordPress site with a popup. WP Terms Popup gives you the ability to use a popup to restrict users from accessing your website. You can use the plugin to ask visitors to agree to your terms and conditions, terms of service, or privacy policy before they are allowed to view your site. Add an age verification check to your popups before they can be accepted. How Does WP Terms Popup Work? WP Terms Popup gives your users a simple three-step process for gaining access to your website. Use this as a way to make sure your visitors are presented with your terms and conditions, terms of service, or even a privacy policy before viewing your WordPress site. Step #1: Your user must read the popup first. You decide what your popup shows to visitors: terms of service, a privacy policy, etc. You can include any content, such as text or images, that you would include in a typical WordPress post. Step #2: The user agrees to your conditions. Each popup contains two buttons: one to show acceptance and another that redirects away from your site. The popup will not go away until your user clicks the accept button to agree to the content of your popup. You can add an optional age verification check to your popup as well that disables the accept button until a valid date of birth is entered. Age verification settings can be defined while you create your popup. Step #3: Website access is granted to your user. When the user accepts your popup they are immediately taken to your site without any further interaction. They will not see the popup again until your agreement expiration has expired. Getting Started After installing and activating WP Terms Popup, go to “WP Terms Popup” in your WordPress admin menu and select “Add New” to create your first popup. Go to “Settings” in the same “WP Terms Popup” menu to create the global settings that will apply to all popups. You can override some of these settings by editing each individual popup. From the “Settings” screen you can assign a popup to be shown sitewide or you can assign popups to individual pieces of content using the standard post editing screen. You can set up age verification using the WP Terms Popup Settings meta box. Define how old a visitor has to be to agree to your popup. You can also set the order of the age verification dropdowns so the date format matches your country’s format. The age verification feature is available in WP Terms Popup 2.6.0 and above. Premium Add-Ons You can extend the feature set of WP Terms Popup with one of our premiums add-ons: WP Terms Popup Designer Adjust the appearance of your popups without writing code or modifying your WordPress theme. WP Terms Popup Collector Store information about your website’s visitors after they agree to your popups.