# Visitor Defaults

*Article Topics:* [*Themes*](/content-management/member-areas-and-tours/themes.md)*,* [*CMS Tours*](/getting-started/common-topics/cms-tours.md)

Visitor Defaults provide settings for customizing the Content Consent Popup and the Cookie Consent Popup. These options allow you to blur your content behind a consent pop-up, having users agree to specific terms before they can access your tour. In addition to the Content Consent Popup, you can prompt users to acknowledge your use of cookies on the site. 

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## Content Consent Popup

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This setting is used to set up the Content Consent pop-up displayed across your tour.&#x20;

* **User Consent Required** - Enables or Disables the User Consent Content Modal.
* **Disable Auto-Play of Clips** - Determines whether or not Clips are automatically playing.
* **Exit Button URL** - Determines the page visitors will be taken to upon clicking the exit button.
* **Exit Button Label** - Determines the label for the Exit button. Will simply display "Exit" if left blank.
* **Accept Button Label** - Determines the label for the Accept button. Will simply display "Enter" if left blank.
* **Text/HTML** - Determines the message that will be displayed on the Modal.
* **Header Image URL** - The location of the image for use in the header.

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## Cookie Consent Popup

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This setting is used to set up the Cookie consent pop-up displayed across your tour.

* **Cookie Consent Required** - Enables or disables the Cookie Consent Modal.
* **Popup Placement** - Determines the placement of the modal.
* **Accept Link Label -** Determines the label for the accept button.
* **Heading** - Determines the Heading Label for the Modal.
* **Text/HTML** - Determines the message that will be displayed on the modal.

## Related Articles

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[Themes](/content-management/member-areas-and-tours/themes.md)
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