kense

Hi @grainfreeeweb,

I’ve found that the best way to do this is to install the official Google Site Kit plugin, which allows you to link your Google Analytics and Google Search accounts to your site, and show a summary of your statistics in your dashboard.

You may also wish to look at the Complianz plugin for adding cookie consent and triggering your analytics. You can set it to trigger your Google Tag Manager once consent is given, and then add your Google Analytics code to Google Tag Manager so that it fires from there instead of directly from your site.

Hope this helps to provide some options.

Hi @jarnovos,

Yes, that seems to fix it, and it does persist after I’ve saved / refreshed etc.

Thank you!

Thanks @rogierlankhorst.

Just for the benefit of anyone else reading this and having the same issue, the suggestion that @jarnovos didn’t seem to work consistently, so I’ve decided instead to use Google Tag Manager and follow the instructions in the below article to create a custom trigger event for cmplz_event_marketing and add the code snippet into a custom tag. See section 3 of the article.

https://complianz.io/definitive-guide-to-tag-manager-and-complianz/

This seems to more successfully block the code until it’s executed by accepting the Marketing preference in the cookie banner.

Hi @jarnovos,

Thanks for that. I would still appreciate it if consideration could be given to incorporating Lead Forensics into the plugin’s default configuration, and if the Script Centre documentation could be improved. The example that appears by default isn’t particularly helpful, and there’s no link to any help page or wiki with clear instructions about how it should be used.

Thanks again.

Just replying here to confirm that as of Gutenberg version 12.7.0, this feature is still not included and the excluding of the current post from the Query Loop is still not possible.

If I’m understanding correctly what you’re saying, I’ve found the same but I think it’s a Gutenberg issue rather than a theme one, being related to how the navigation menus are being edited now. The only workaround I could find was to delete the navigation menu from the page and re-insert it.

Updating here for the benefit of anyone else having any issues…

Tove 0.5 does indeed resolve my issue regarding Gutenberg 12.1.0 once the header is rebuilt, as advised.

Thanks Anders. I’ll send you an email with the link, if that’s OK?

Hi Anders,

Thank you. I’ve updated to 0.5 and I’m still having the same issue after rebuilding the header with the new pattern and playing with variations of grouping / inheriting.

Weirdly, the footer (which I haven’t touched) is still fine.

After realising that the monitor I was looking at was less than 1920px resolution, I zoomed out and saw that it did limit the width at higher resolutions by means of:

.wp-container-61b32f2922262 > .alignwide {
    max-width: 1920px;
}

I took a quick look at the inspector and it seems that there’s nothing adding any padding or gutter to the header. For example, other sections of the site have

width: calc( 100% - ( 2 * var( --wp--custom--gutter ) ) ) !important;

but this isn’t being applied to the header.

I think the footer is being saved by the fact that it has a background colour, which is adding padding via:

:root .wp-block-group.has-background {
    padding: var( --wp--custom--inner-container-spacing );
}

Any suggestions?

• This reply was modified 2 years, 11 months ago by kense.

I should have noticed the clue in the Gutenberg release notes, where one of the Bug Fixes sections is titled ‘Milaceanous’, that there might be some issues with this one…

In fact, ignore my last message. I see you’ve added a display: block to the variable, it must be a caching issue at my end.

Thanks Anders. I saw the update and appreciate the shout out in the readme file, but it seems that the display: table issue is still present. I’ll open a thread in the Gutenberg plugin forum and see if anyone there can fix it.

@sterndata Is it not a sufficient security concern that any nefarious visitors to the site would know what theme was being used, should there ever be any security issues with the theme or WordPress in the future?

Is there any way of deleting the link to the website from this thread? I can’t edit the post myself.

Good call. Thanks for looking into it, I’m glad it’s nothing that you need to worry about at your end!