sfrechen

Thank you. That did the trick!

Manually downloading the 600 files from google and adding it manually also to the astra-local-fonts.css solves the issue. But this seems rather a temporary solution.

Would be nice if astra downloads ally variants specified in the customizer. Is this possible?

Hi Marco,
Thanks for reaching out. I am pretty sure that it has worked like I have describef. Look at the old manual: https://crossconnected.co.uk/mail-integration-365-wordpress-plugin/
It does also not mention setting any permissions. So, I was confused. In the mean time I anyway switched to your actual WPO365 plugin.

Resolved.

Hi Marco @wpo365

Great – I missed that in the documentation. Works perfectly fine.

Best
Sebastian

Hi

I have the same problem after the update.
The headers are shown but they do not open.

Sebastian

That was it. Sorry for being blind and thanks for your support.

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Any ideas on how to solve it?

P.S. Even if I categorize the Cookie “_grecaptcha” as statistics it still is enabled or disabled via the classes cmplz-accept-marketing -> cmplz-marketing

The service “Google reCAPTCHA” also does not show the catgeory.

So – how can I see the assigned categories and how that interoperates with enable/disable functionality? I am confused…

Thanks Rogier for your feedback. That sounds good.

What I do not understand is that the auto-generated cookie policy shows Google reCAPTCHA in the category “functional” (and also in the plugin administrtion tool the information from cookiedatabase.org is “funtional”). However, if the user disables marketing cookies, Google reCAPTCHA is disabled.

Just to avoid misunderstanding: We definitely want that the user can disable it. Therefore, we habe set the tickbock “Do you want to block reCAPTCHA before consent and after revoking consent?” in the services tab of the complianz assistent to “yes”.

But it is a bit confusing for the user that reCAPTCHA is then not listed under marketing but functional? Why does it still work? Somewhere in the backend, it is listed under marketing?

And on top of that: marketing is also not really the right category. A category such as “spam protetcion” or so would be probably more intuitive to understand…