josch87

@ensof: It seems that remoteip is only used to syndicate if Ip address that requests the image is different to the IP address that requests the page.

Please have a look at Google recaptcha remoteip explanation

So if you use remoteip or don’t it still can be (and is most likely) that Google checks the IP address of the visitor.

You will need to further investigate this. Nevertheless you will at least need a paragraph in your privacy policy stating reCAPTCHA and refer to Art. 6 Sect. 1 lit. f GDPR.

The code on this page translates the reCAPTCHA of Contact Form 7 for the whole Website.

It is correct that reCAPTCHA detects the browsers language. But what if I want to control it as a webmaster?

I have a website which has pages in multiple languages (WMPL). As the contact form is not translatable using CF7 I set up multiple contact forms, each in a different language.

I want the translation to be consistent. So if a visitor set the browser to Spanish but CHOOSES to read the website in English, I want him to appear EVERYTHING in English and not some stuff in Spanish because of his device settings.

For reCAPTCHA 1.0 there is a documentation for internationalization. I don’t know if this is still valid with 2.0 and 3.0. But they still provide the Language codes page in the main menu. So for me it looks like overwriting the automatic language detecting is still possible and an option for Google.

This could look like:
[recaptcha id:test class:test size:compact theme:dark lang:fr-CA]

And a note in the shortcode generator that “without value autodetecting the browser language is enabled” and link to Language codes would be good. Or a dropdown like “Auto, Arabic, Afrikaans”.

Thank you very much.

“Tracking is now disabled. Click the link again to enable it.” und “Tracking is now enabled. Click the link again to disable it.” (aus der Text-Domain “ga-opt-out”) werden beide auch auf der englischen Seite in DEUTSCH angezeigt. Es liegt auch nicht an den Spracheinstellungen denn auch mit englischen Browsern wird der deutsche Text ausgegeben.

Die verschiedenen Text-Domains sind etwas unübersichtlich.

Ich würde empfehlen, nur zwei Text-Domains zu verwenden, damit man alle Eintr?ge direkt findet und danach besser filtern kann.

“ga-opt-out” wie bisher generell für das Plugin
“ga-opt-out_admin-texts” für alle in den Einstellungen eingegebenen Texte

Somit sind die Text-Domains alphabetisch nebeneinander und direkt zu finden (bei langen Listen von Text-Domains im String-übersetzer). Zudem muss nicht für jede übersetzung eine neue Domain gew?hlt werden oder der eingegebene Text manuell gesucht werden.
Au?erdem sieht man auf den ersten Blick, dass es sich um Texte für das selbe Plugin handelt, ga-opt-out und gaoo waren für mich auf den ersten Blick erstmal unterschiedliche Sachen.

Danke!

Thank you very much.

You could give us an option in “integration” settings. Maybe there are people who would like to keep using remoteip. Or even opt in to remoteip in combination with a cookie consent plugin. Providing hooks so that other plugins can opt in for that function after visitor gives his consent.

MonsterInsights is compatible now with Cookie Notice using the EU Compliance Addon (available with any of the paid plans).

First of all I must say that I am no lawyer and do my research to the best of my knowledge and belief.

You are right. The collection of PERSONAL DATA is only allowed when there is a legitimate interest for that data (47) [which is not given at this point] or that the consent is “freely given” (32) [when people refuse, they must still be able to have full access to the service]. (GDPR)

In court decision from 24. November 2011 (Az. C-70/10) the European Court of Justice said, that IP address are personal data. Thus, IP address have to be anonymizised for tracking since then. They have relied, inter alia, on 2002/58 / EC (E-Privacy-Directive from 2002).

In consequence Google Analytics for example added the function anonymizeIP. It is only legal to track anonymized data right now and in Germany everybody is doing it that way. I don’t know how it is handled in other EU-Country.

I would love to keep tracking anonymized data already on pageload. I am allowed to do so still with GDPR, as far as I know. And also before GDPR I am committed to provide an opt-out link (in privacy policy).

Maybe E-Privacy-Regulation will go into detail with this in 2019.

Following CSS

#cookie-notice {
	position: absolute !important;
}

would keep notice bar in original position. But still it overlays website in z-axis. Instead we would love to have cookie notice above website on y-axis. So when accepting or refusing cookies, the notice bar disapprears and the whole website moves up.

Please see https://eur-lex.europa.eu/ for this funtionality.

Can this be done using CSS?
The original Cookie Notice code is outputed as the last element of the <body>. It would be awesome if you could implement this function using php and make it an option in Cookie Notice configuration.

I tried with “Twenty Fifteen”, “Twenty Sixteen” and “Twenty Seventeen” but unfortunately it is not working.

It would be great if that is an option in Cookie Notice configuration when position is set to “top”.

An option for this functionality in Cookie Notice configuration would be great. And it still might be compatible with E-Privacy-Regulation (coming 2019).

Cookie notice at eur-lex.europa.eu (linked to E-Privacy-Regulation Procedure) is working this way! This is the official website of the European Union.

When this option (“Allow cookies on pageload”) is set:

• tracking is already implemented on page load
• accepting Cookie Notice sets “cookie_notice_accepted” to true and hides notice bar – but actually this doesn’t have any further functionality as scripts are already loaded
• refusing Cookie Notice sets “cookie_notice_accepted” to false and deactivates/deletes already set Cookies and refuses the loaded scripts. Webpage probably has to be loaded new.
• not clicking anything: this might conflict with “On scroll” functionality.

Also this is related to Enable cookies after refusing as you would have to deactivate already set cookies when using the refuse shortcode.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by josch87.

That works. Thank you very much.
Would be great if the other folder would work as well ??

I translated a lot of stuff of your plugin into German for you. Please have a look.

Thanks for your quick response.

“Insert Link” Button is only available in “Advanced Editor” so I will have to write code manually. I will contact Slider Revolution support, though.

Thanks.

Also you can try out: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/really-simple-ssl/

SSL redirection would be great to implement.

Otherwise change htaccess file for now. Insert before WordPress rewrites:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on
RewriteRule ^ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]

or sometimes if forwarded to often at some webhosts:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{SERVER_PORT} 80
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://www.meinedomain.de/$1 [L,R=301]

As I see you still don’t have a solution for this on your website. You applied padding but you couldn’t vertically align content in the cells itself.

/* Add pink bg and padding to shortcode box at end of post*/
.pinkbg {
    padding: 5%;
    background-color: #fef2f2;
}

I want to do the same:

[su_row][su_column size="1/3"]

<img class="aligncenter wp-image-328 size-thumbnail" src="https://sourceoftheimage.png" alt="" width="150" height="150" />

[/su_column][su_column size="2/3"]
A lot of Content. 
[/su_column][/su_row]

I want to verticaly align the image in first column with a lot of text in second column. I could use paddings or spacer but that wouldn’t be responsive.

Is there anybody who can help?