How to show the banner on specific pages (New Version)
Overview
In the new banner version, you can control exactly which pages the consent banner appears on by entering path patterns into the Start hidden for the following paths field. This replaces the previous "show on homepage only" checkbox and page blacklist, combining both into a single, more flexible field.
When a visitor lands on a path that matches one of your entries, the banner will not be shown. If they have not previously given consent, the default consent behavior for your configured consent model will still apply. The banner is simply not displayed on that page.
Where to find the setting
- Go to Settings → Banner.
- Select the Advanced tab.
- Scroll down to the Visibility section on the right side of the page.
- Locate the Start hidden for the following paths.
Enter one path pattern per line. Regular expressions are supported.
Common examples
The app provides a built-in set of examples accessible via the Show examples of usage link next to the field. The most useful ones are listed below.
Hide the banner on the privacy policy page
/policies/privacy-policy
Enter the path exactly as it appears in your store's URL. This is useful for pages like your privacy policy or Impressum, where you want visitors to read the content without the banner blocking it.
Show the banner only on the homepage
^/$
This pattern hides the banner on every page except the homepage. The ^ means "start of path" and $ means "end of path", so ^/$ matches only the root / path exactly.
Show the banner only on the homepage, regardless of URL search parameters
^/(?:?.*)$
A variation of the above that also handles URLs with query strings (e.g. /?ref=email), ensuring the homepage match still works even when parameters are present.
Hide the banner on all product pages
^/products/
This hides the banner on any URL that begins with /products/, covering all individual product pages in your store.
How to hide the banner on multiple pages
Enter each path or pattern on a separate line. For example, to hide the banner on both your privacy policy and your impressum page:
/policies/privacy-policy
/pages/impressum
Important note on consent behaviour
Hiding the banner on a page does not disable consent enforcement on that page. If a visitor arrives on a hidden page without having previously interacted with the banner, the default behaviour of your consent model will still apply — for example, if you are using a strict opt-in model, only strictly necessary cookies will run on that page until the visitor consents elsewhere.
Updated on: 17/04/2026
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