Emmanuel Atsé

Hi,

So this is the result I get, still the same even with latest version of plugins. This time I made a screencast as it can be clearer

Complianz Version 7.4.0.1
GreenShift – Animation and Page Builder Blocks Version 11.5.4

Screencast https://drive.google.com/file/d/1lC_R6vxcfN2qgduAVXzT9pThUUr2R_IX/view?usp=sharing

So this is with YouTube service activated (without this, there won’t be an agree button, and YouTube would load automatically, but only when clicking to open the lightbox)

Test website moved to https://test-1fcf2614.nip.io/

Hi, okay, great news, thanks!

Well, for several reasons, without being too long:

Example:
You make a simple box with a heading and some text as follows:
> div (styled with a border)
> h2 (styled with red color)
> p element (unstyled)

Happy with the design, you make some instances of this block. So far so good, you can change the div’s and heading’s styling of all the instances at once by altering the first box.
But then you want to style the text: it only affects the first box, as it wasn’t included as a controller, because it was unstyled at first; so all p elements are unrelated to each other.

Now you want to add some other block in the boxes, but you can’t style them all at once as they are unrelated too.
With a local class however, it is as easy as adding a subselector and add the styling, with other benefits as well

Or maybe now you don’t need the first box anymore (the one that controls the other instances), but if you do that, you lose the styling of all other at once

Thanks for your answer!

Indeed the way to do it for now is as you said; But you can understand that it can become very tedious, especially if someone need to recreate each time some pretty complex blocks with many subblocks.

It kinds of defeat the purpose of classes…

Imagine cards for booking or products with many informations and classes/subclasses. After having setup the first one, if you need again to reconstruct a new card with 10, 20 or more ? Sub-blocks and go back and forth to check how the first one is made and readd classes on each one; It’s a bit harsh instead of just be able to duplicate them with just a reference to the original local classes…

Instead, adding just a little confirmation, or maybe a “Duplicate without local classes” button next to the normal one, would benefit to everyone and make things more clear, especially for new users, and would not be difficult to implement, isn’t it?

Same thing for deletion

Some news about this issue and the new WordPress update 6.8:

If you first visit another page (say the home page), with all browser cache cleared so the cookie banner appear as in a first visit, then click on the “Video Element”, new WP Speculative loading is making Complianz load multiple times, causing this error:

Uncaught SyntaxError: redeclaration of const cmplz_set_category_as_body_class

And the video doesn’t display the “I agree” button anymore, and is not clickable either

Hello again, thanks for the insights!

I’ve also seen the Greenshift error while troubleshooting this issue and report it here (https://wordpress.org/support/topic/video-advanced-block-js-error-with-lightbox/) just before opening this one.
But this problem arise after clicking the overlay so it may not be related

With the original configuration, requests to YouTube are made on page (re)load (after clicking I agree), just before Complianz swap its image overlay with Greenshift one (with the play button).

So as you requested, I’ve disabled the YouTube integration and keeped Greenshift:

But the video player doesn’t have anymore the ‘I agree’ button, and works even without consent (see screenshot 2)

I reverted back to the original situation (YouTube + Greenshift) if you need further investigation on the site

Thanks,
Best regards