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Hi @peperene5150,

Yes, the value will be overwritten in the next plugin update. We will check the possibility of adding a filter for it in the future releases.

Hi @alexbarnwood,

The reject button is added to the cookie bar using the shortcode [cookie_reject]. If you do not want the reject button, all you need to do is remove the shortcode.

Hi @wampeter,

Could you please create a support ticket here so that we can look into the issue from your end.

Hi @tobifjellner,

We have taken a note of this issue and we will resolve this in the coming version of the plugin.

Hi @rtpharry,

1 – The table includes CSS classes that you can override in the active theme style.css file for styling. The wrapping of the pre tag for the table is not inserted by the GDPR plugin.

2 – The premium version of the plugin allows you to add categories to which you can add the related cookies and also gives the ability to the user to enable or disable the cookies based on the category.

3 – We will add your suggestion to our list of feature to be implemented.

4 – The cookie ID is the unique identifier of the cookie. The cookie title is used for the audit purposes and can have any value that you enter for user’s information.

5 – The premium version of the plugin allows you export the cookie data into a CSV file and import the cookies using a CSV file.

6 – The class .ui-icon in the plugin does not have any CSS styles in it. You may override the CSS in the class using your active theme child.css file.

7 – If you need to add the angle brackets in the cookie title, you should use the &lt and &gt tags so to appear in the audit table.

Hi @dazzle99

Marking as resolved as you have sorted it out. Please leave us a review here.

The message is rendered but it’s hidden, seems like some theme files may be making the trouble.