WordPress Integration

Last updated: July 1, 2026

Use this guide to install CYBEXO Runtime Suite on WordPress with the public Cybexo CMP plugin.

1. Plugin Details

Property	Value
Plugin name	Cybexo CMP
WordPress slug	`cybexo-cmp`
Listing	wordpress.org/plugins/cybexo-cmp
Requires WordPress	5.8 or higher
Requires PHP	7.4 or higher
Script id	`cybexo-cmp`
Loader	`https://cmp.cybexo.com/loader.js`

2. Install

In WordPress Admin, go to Plugins -> Add New.
Search for Cybexo CMP.
Install and activate the plugin.
Open Cybexo CMP in the WordPress admin menu.
Enter your CYBEXO Settings ID.
Keep Auto-inject CMP Script enabled unless you are using a different integration path.

3. Runtime Behavior

When auto-injection is enabled, the plugin:

adds the CYBEXO loader through WordPress script APIs
writes a single loader tag with id="cybexo-cmp"
supports Google Consent Mode v2 defaults when enabled
exposes a WordPress Consent API bridge for compatible plugins/themes
provides admin reset and debug tools for QA

Example generated loader shape:

<script
  id="cybexo-cmp"
  data-settings-id="YOUR_SETTINGS_ID"
  data-api-url="https://api.cybexo.io"
  data-assets-url="https://cmp.cybexo.com"
  data-plugin="wp-VERSION"
  src="https://cmp.cybexo.com/loader.js?ver=VERSION">
</script>

4. Shortcodes

[cybexo_cmp] ensures the loader enqueue path is available.
[cybexo_preferences] renders a preferences link.

Legacy shortcode aliases may remain available for existing sites, but new implementations should use the CYBEXO names above.

5. Verification

Run these checks on a public front-end page.

document.getElementById("cybexo-cmp")

performance.getEntriesByType("resource").filter(r => r.name.includes("cmp.cybexo.com/loader.js"))

(window.dataLayer || []).filter(x => x && x[0] === "consent" && (x[1] === "default" || x[1] === "update"))

fetch("/wp-json/cybexo-cmp/v1/wpca-status").then(r => r.json()).then(console.log)

Pulse and Command Center should show:

installed: yes
surface: WordPress
runtime contract: pass
loader version/build when available
Consent Mode status when enabled

6. Troubleshooting

Issue	Likely cause	Fix
Banner not visible	Existing consent, non-banner region, cache, or invalid Settings ID	Reset consent, test in incognito, verify Settings ID
Duplicate banner	Plugin and manual loader both active	Keep one integration path
No Consent Mode default	Option disabled or script ordering conflict	Enable Consent Mode and retest
Pulse cannot detect WordPress surface	Page cache or optimization removed script attributes	Purge cache and confirm loader tag attributes

7. Uninstall

Deleting the plugin removes plugin-owned settings. Visitor-side browser storage is controlled by the runtime and can be reset through the plugin QA tools or browser storage controls.