How to block cookies by using the {cpnb} tags [UPDATED]

Some services like the 'Google Tag Manager', 'Google Analytics', the 'Google Adsense', the 'Olark live chat', the 'Zopim live chat', and many other javascript applications, use cookies in their javascript code. This plugin has the excellent opportunity to block the cookies of these scripts by using the <cpnb> tags.

Cases

Case 1. Block any Script

No, any message will be displayed when the user does not consent to cookies.

<cpnb>
  <script>
    // The JavaScript (Youtube/Vimeo video iframe, Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Facebook pixel, etc.) code goes here.
  </script>
</cpnb>

Case 2. Block any Script with displaying a message 🆕

A message is displayed when the user does not consent to cookies.
<cpnb 
   data-cpnb-no-consent-message="Please, consent to see this video">
   <script>
   // The JavaScript (Youtube/Vimeo video iframe, Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Facebook pixel, etc.) code goes here.
   </script>
</cpnb>
	

Case 3. Block a Script that belongs to a specific Cookies Category.

A message is displayed when the user does not consent to the "Analytical Cookies" category.

With the attribute "data-cpnb-cookie-category-id," you can block the javascript code from specific categories that have already been added in the plugin settings. Note that the category ID should be the same (e.g. analytical-cookies) as has been set in the plugin settings.

<cpnb 
   data-cpnb-cookie-category-id="analytical-cookies">
   <script>
   // The JavaScript (Youtube/Vimeo video iframe, Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Facebook pixel, etc.) code goes here.
   </script>
</cpnb>

Case 4. Block a Script that belongs to a Category and display a message 🆕

A message is displayed when the user does not consent to the "Analytical Cookies" category.

With the attribute "data-cpnb-cookie-category-id," you can block the javascript code from specific categories already added in the plugin settings. 
Note that the category ID should be the same (e.g. analytical-cookies) as set in the plugin settings.

<cpnb 
   data-cpnb-cookie-category-id="analytical-cookies" 
   data-cpnb-no-consent-message="Please, consent to see this video">
   <script>
   // The JavaScript (Youtube/Vimeo video iframe, Google Analytics, Google Adsense, Facebook pixel, etc.) code goes here.
   </script>
</cpnb>
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