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Hi @totoro-paris,

what the user sees in the frontend in the banner is totally customisable in any language, as all texts can be adapted.

The admin area is at the moment only available in english.

Regards
Nikel

Hi @dg12345,

sorry i didn’t ask: would you like to be mentioned as contributor for this plugin?

Regards
Nikel

Hi @sjpheussen,

with the newest version you can set the font more easily, as it is included in the plugin

Regards
Nikel

Hi @ailsargh in the newest version these features were added, plus some more.

Hi,

yes that is expected behaviour: the checkbox ?ask until acceptance“ is meant by if a user said ?no“ to cookies, so does not accept them.

I see that this can be misleading. I will check what I can do in the ui to make it more clear.

In general the banner is always shown intil a user interaction.

in your setting the click on ?ok“ would mean an acceptance.
So i guess what kind of feature you are looking for is: accept on second pageview, right?

Unfortunately this is not yet included in this plugin.

Regards
Nikel

Hi @arbremojo

the client id is created by the plugin itself and stored in the plugin tracking cookie, which default name is: nscgabt_

It is not generated by the ga js lib.

I do not use api requests in this plugin. I am using the Google Analytics Measurement Protocol to sent the hits to GA.

These hits are build by php, as wordpress and this plugin runs on php.

I hope i could help. I was not sure if I got your questions correctly.

Kind Regards
Nikel

Hi @marcy730,

just go to Settings > Cookie Consent Banner > Consent Management and uncheck the checkbox “Show ‘Cookie Settings’ tab”

That should do the trick.

Regards
Nikel

Hi @dg12345,

just released your suggested changes. Thanks a lot!

Regards
Nikle

Hi @yusufk18,

not explicitly. The utm_parameter are submitted with the document location (dl) parameter of the GA measurement protocol.

Hope that helps.

Regards
Nikel

Hi @dg12345,

thanks a lot for pointing that out and giving advise how to solve that. Really appreciated. Will fix it as soon as possible.

Do you mind sharing your cache plugins name and the config which is not working? So that I can easily test my changes?

Thanks a lot!

Regards
Nikel

Hi,

you have to add in the Customizer > Additional CSS the following CSS:

.cc-window {
  border-width: 2px;
  border-style: solid;
  border-color: black;
}

.cc-btn {
  border-width: 1px !important;
}

I hope it helps.

Regards
Nikel

Hi Sander,

to be totally honest: if you do not have experience with writing css code, you should not do these adaptations.

If you would like to do it anyway you find here an explanation where to put that snippet:
https://wordpress.com/support/custom-design/editing-css/

If you want to understand what you are doing, you can learn css here:
https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/responsive-web-design/basic-css/

Regards

Hi,
if you want to hide the deny button you can use the compliance type: “Just Info…”.

To change the font family of the pop up you can use this css:

.cc-window {
	font-family: monospace!important;
}

Hi Eva,

thanks for your Feedback! At the moment the uploader is limited to this two types of menus. But you are right it makes total sense to extend it make a lot of menus possible.
This will be the next feature which will be released.
Unfortunately I can not give you a timeline on this.

Regards
Nikel

Hi Christian,

To answer your question:

So, is this plugin only meant to give the user a platform to choose, leaving the actual blocking to other plugins/code, or is it supposed to block the cookies when the user denies?

Yes. You summed up the function of this plugin quite nicely. The reason behind this, to create a more lightweight plugin with not too many features.
The advantage of this is:
1. more flexibility for you.
2. better code maintainability -> faster new features.
3. more stable.

Disadvantage is of course: no one stop solution. But if you for example have all tags in GTM, you can easily prevent tracking via GTM.

Regards
Nikel