Hi @mrmatteastwood ,
Thanks for reaching out!
I had a chance to test this on my side and managed to block it successfully using a slightly different approach. The reason the Script Center URL blocker isn’t catching https://cal.meetergo.com is that the iframe in question bypasses the standard blocking mechanism, so the URL-based block doesn’t apply to it.
The reliable solution in this case is to wrap the iframe in a Consent Area Block, which prevents the iframe from loading entirely until the user gives consent. You can follow the official guide for this here: https://complianz.io/gutenberg-block-consent/.
For the actual HTML structure to use, you can reference the example shared in this WordPress support thread, which covers a very similar case: https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/unable-to-block-iframe-2/.
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Antonio
Hello Antonio! Thanks for your detailed response. This is good to know, I’m bookmarking this thread 🙂
The website is built with Bricks Builder and the widget was implemented using an HTML snippet in a Code element. I tweaked it as follows but it doesn’t quite work:
https://paste.cachyos.org/p/36e9498.html
On the front end, the widget still renders. Did I place the meetergo snippet in the wrong spot inside the Consent Area Block?