I'm adding on top of this plugin so I thought a topic for it would be nice for some testing and feedback.

Added an option to block the _ga cookie by Google Analytics until the consent message is dismissed.

I've been testing this, and while the analytics.js file will still be loaded, no tracking information is sent to Google.

After enabling the option in the ACP, delete your existing _ga cookie before testing.

Edited August 1, 20159 yr by -FP

 

There are language strings for the More Info link text and for the Got it button, in fact I translated it to Spanish for my site.

Yes, but the main message text is only available in one language, it isn't available in the translation manager. Which should be a more convenient place for it.

And also, after upgrading to the latest version, the translated text in the translation manager is deleted by the upgrade proces, making it an extra work to re-translate the strings to the previous state. 

Alright, update is up. New styles and color options. By default it matches the suite scheme

I removed the option to block the GA cookie... but I could bring it back if people actually used it.

Edited May 25, 20177 yr by -FP

I will take a look but it doesn't make much sense for what I've seen so far. When the cookie plugin is enabled, the CSS file that has the style for the "SG_record_image" class is not loaded.

Again, it doesn't make sense to me for now because all my plugin is doing is inserting the code they instruct before the </head> element, it's just passing the plugin settings as the parameters. Maybe there's some conflict between both plugins css sheets. It's not fair to just say "it's the other broken" by the other developer, my plugin works just fine on its own, it would probably do the same if you implement the code manually without a plugin. Anyway, I will take a look later.

Edited May 26, 20177 yr by -FP

 

@-FP Is this possible? I'm desperately trying to increase my sites performance, and this is one the things @Adlago mentioned trying to do.

I tried doing that but I can't get it to work if placed before </body>. This is based on the code by Insites and their instructions are to place it before </head>: https://cookieconsent.insites.com/download/

I will keep looking into it but if anyone has a solution just ping me.

Edited August 8, 20177 yr by -FP

Ignore what I said above this. I got it working (lol), I will update a new version later today.

Update is up.

What happens if you set it to 1?

 

Absolutely nothing, whatever I set there it always looks the same. I try from 0.6 to 1.0 with no change at all. 

Try uninstalling the plugin, clearing the cache in the ACP support tool and/or browser, and then reinstall.

Edited August 13, 20177 yr by -FP

Well it might be that, no idea I have no experience with cloudflare, and without being able to take a look myself I really don't know how to help you

@Qubabos in the meantime you can always use custom.css to override/force a css change.

Add this to custom.css:

.cc-window {
 opacity: 1 !important;
}

That would make the element be completely opaque... change the number as you wish.

Lets see if someone else can confirm the opacity setting is working for them or not.

I tried on an iphone (ios 10.3), but I'm not getting that message.

I don't have an ipad to test, could you try the demos here?

https://cookieconsent.insites.com/demos/

To determine if it's an issue with the code itself or my implementation on the suite.

Edited September 8, 20177 yr by -FP