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Hi @jordimopi,
We have found some issues with WPML compatiblity. We were busy with GDPR compliance. We will make the plugin completely WPML compatible in a week or two.
From the Add New Cookie Type page, enter the Title of the cookie, the description of the cookie, the cookie ID, cookie type, cookie duration and the cookie sensitivity.
The information of the cookies thus added for audit purposes and providing the cookie information to the users. These information can be displayed to the users by adding the shortcode [cookie_audit] to the section where you want to display the audit.
See the screenshot of the shortcode added to the footer message and the audit displayed along with the footer.
Hi @andreanyc,
From the Cookie law settings page click no for Use Show Again Tab? and Update Settings. This will make the popup tab disappear.
See the screenshot.
Hi @amgregory,
Please add the following CSS to the active theme style.css
#cookie-law-info-bar{ z-index: 999; left:0px; width:100%; }If you are happy with the plugin/support please leave us a review here.
Hi @robhob,
You are free to refer to this content for your privacy policy.
Hi @abcsrl,
You can add script in plugin settings page, that will only include if user has given the consent. See the sample screenshot.
Hi @drakkardev,
Please add the following CSS in your active theme style.css
.cookie-law-info-bar{ display: block; background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: inherit; bottom: 0px; border-top: 4px solid rgb(68, 68, 68); position: fixed; }Hi @wischnja,
You can change the duration of the cookie from the Edit Cookie Type page. From the Cookie duration section change the duration of the cookie to 1 week.
Please note that the information thus added are used for audit purposes and letting the users know information about the cookies that the website is using. Changing the cookie duration from the edit page will not have any effect on the actual duration of the cookies.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Mark.
You can add script in plugin settings page, that will only include if user has given the consent. See the sample screenshot.
Hi @timccc
Plugin includes the scripts in cookielawinfo.js file. Please check and let us know if any issues.
Hi Mike(@mikexavier),
I cannot see the cookie bar in your site. If you can enable it back, I can check it. Also please check if any JavaScript errors are there in your site.
Hi @diablodale
You can clone the repository from here. Thank you for your suggestion.
Hi @barbarawebnauta,
Please check here in the section “The Cookie Audit Table” for styling audit table.
We are storing a cookie “viewed_cookie_policy” for each activity ( accept / reject ). If user accepts, the value will be “yes”. If the user rejects, the value will be “no”. According to that site owner can restrict their cookies. Also, Reject will delete all the cookies that are stored in non-necessary category by the admin.
Try below JS code in your site like this, here it will enable for GA ( Google Analytics ) if the consent is yes.
<script type="text/javascript" src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-cookie/1.4.1/jquery.cookie.min.js"> var consent_value = $.cookie("viewed_cookie_policy"); if (consent_value == 'yes') { enableGoogleAnalytics(); // enable GA inside this function } }Hi Max,
You can enter the Cookie Duration i.e. how long it is stored for.
Enter value as 1 year for expiry date of one year. That will be shown in the cookie audit table.Try below JS code like this, here it will enable for GA if the consent is yes.
<script type="text/javascript" src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery-cookie/1.4.1/jquery.cookie.min.js"> var consent_value = $.cookie("viewed_cookie_policy"); if (consent_value == 'yes') { enableGoogleAnalytics(); // enable GA inside this function } }