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<?php if (!function_exists(‘coia’) || coia(‘social’)) { ?>

<?php } ?>

Goes around any code that would generate a social cookie.

If you use your own code to present Facebook Like, Google+ or Tweet This functionality, you place it around that.

If it is a plugin, you probably can use the Cookie-Opt-In plugin’s functionality of removing actions.

Please see the settings panel for that.

Closing ticket due to no response

#cookie_opt_in_toggle {
width: 180px !important;
}

quite welcome

same trick can be applied there for element

#cookie_opt_in_toggle

so

#cookie_opt_in_toggle {
position: fixed !important;
}

should be enough to get it to stick.

can you point me to your site, i’ll take a quick look

you can do that in the file css/cls-style.css in the plugin folder,
or you can use the wordpress theme editor and add

#cookie_opt_in_top_bar_container {
position: fixed !important;
}

at the end of your style.css

sure, you can use position: fixed; instead of position: absolute;
Support in Internet Explorer is bad, but should work in IE8 and up.

in case of the example skin, set position to fixed where it says position: absolute on #cookie_opt_in_top_bar_container

You can translate almost all texts using po-edit;
copy the file lang/cookie_opt_in-nl_NL.po to lang/cookie_opt_in-pl_PL.po
(I think pl_PL is the correct language tag, you can maybe find that in your wp-config.php file if you installed the polish version)
then edit it with po-edit, translate all texts and save.
this will result in two files; cookie_opt_in-nl_NL.po and cookie_opt_in-nl_NL.mo
both are needed.

The buttons, however, are images.
There are PSD-files included in the css folder to allow you to create translated buttons
cls-accept.psd and cls-save.psd
save the polish versions as cls-accept-pl_PL.png and cls-save-pl_PL.png

then, edit the style-sheet of the used skin to add lines like this:

.lang-pl #cookie_opt_in_container button.coia-accept-all {
  background: transparent url(cls-accept-pl_PL.png) no-repeat left top;
}

.lang-pl #cookie_opt_in_container button.coia-ok {
  background: transparent url(cls-save-pl_PL.png) no-repeat left top;
}

when done, if you want, you can send the resulting po, mo and png’s to me and I’ll add them so thy will stay with updates.

hmmmm, your comment made me go back to the plugin page and I discovered that the screenshots and comments don’t match.

I will correct them asap.

If you want the bar style, activate the example skin.
If you want the pull-out corner pane style, don’s activate a skin

sorry for the inconvenience.

sure, just change it.

Unfortunately, when you update the plugin to a newer version you would lose the change, but it’s just one word, should not be that much of a bother.

In the javascript file of your skin (generally ends in opt-in-if.js, if standing for interface) there are multiple addClass calls, find the right one, and add your desired class.

Sorry for the delay.
There are 3 possible causes for this
1. Your browser is set to not allow cookies
2. Your browser is set to clean cookies on shutdown
3. The cookie-expiry time is invalid

For the first two; sorry, can’t help you there – from plugin point of view.
For the last one; I would be very interested to know if your problem goes away when you set the permission-cookie-lifetime (TTL) to – say – 6 months.

I think you misunderstood. When using “attachments_register” and creating instances you can tell which post types to utilize (‘Page’). This puts the Attachments-metabox on all pages.
What i want to do is only have the metabox on a page of a specific ID, in my situation the page used as static homepage (get_option(‘page_on_front’)). Is it possible to, instead of post-types like ‘page’, enter ID’s for utilizing Attachments?

Thanks for the help.

unfortunately, there’s only a dutch page I can find this quickly, it’s on a news page, you can find it here: https://www.nu.nl/internet/2987889/cookiewet-versoepeld.html

Make the following style changes:

#cookie_opt_in_top_bar_container {
  position: fixed;
  bottom: 0; /* remove the top: 0; line */
}

#cookie_opt_in_container form {
  bottom: 0; /* remove the top: 0; line */
}

#cookie_opt_in_toggle {
  position: fixed;
  bottom: 0; /* remove the top: 0; line */
}

This probably won’t work in Internet Explorer 7 or older, but at least it’ll get you in the right direction.