Catapult
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Hi Sistak
Could you contact us via catapultdesign.co.uk/contact
Thanks.
Hi
You can edit the Cookie Policy page to include some information on this if you wish.
As stated in the description, the plug-in isn’t designed to allow the user to refuse cookies.
I’ll put them on the list. Thanks.
I can see in your CSS:
.custom #footer_area { display: none; }This is preventing the cookie notification bar from being displayed. You need to understand why that div is set to
display:none.Hi
You need to check that you have wp_footer() in your theme footer. If not, add:
<?php wp_footer(); ?>To customise the CSS you’ll need to take a look at the plug-in’s CSS file and add some rules to your theme’s style.css to override the plug-in. When I get round to the next version I’ll add some options for colour customisation.
Hi
I think you need to update the CSS in a slightly different way to what you’ve suggested. Keep:
position:fixedBut change:
top:0to
bottom:0That will fix it to the bottom of the user’s screen. And to remove the area at the top, you need to override the plug-in’s CSS with:
html { margin-top:0 !important; }Though you’ll have to check how that affects your log-in bar at the top of the screen.
Hi – I need to look into it.
Yes… And on that, has anyone got a fine yet? I reckon I might see a cookie notification on 5 – 10% of sites I visit.
Next update, I’ll look at adding the option to time out and/or only show on first page. Then the site owner can decide how to implement.
That’s a fair point but often I load a site then something outside the window catches my eye and it’s hours before I look at the screen again. By which time, the notification has faded.
I need to do some further investigation with the caching plug-ins.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll look at an option to set expiry time for the next version.
Okay, I can see that the plug-in has added the CSS to the head so it’s most likely a problem with wp_footer(). Can you confirm that your theme has wp_footer() present?
If the user clicks to confirm usage of cookies, the plug-in sets its own cookie. So when the user returns, the notification won’t reappear.
Hi – yes, will look into that. Depending on the wording you use, it’s good down to around 350px.
Hi
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, that’s a good idea. Will add an option to configure the duration to the next release.