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Best Consent Banner Out There

Ramy — Fri, 02 Aug 2024 17:14:58 +0000

I have tried a lot of cookie consent banners, some of them are easy and work fine but screw up analytics on some websites, some of them are simply stupid and complex to setup for no reason. I did not choose CookieYes, it came with the template I bought, and man am I thankful for it. Best Cookie consent banner by far, setup, visual, functions everything about it is smart and functional and easy to manage. Great job on this plugin guys, and the best part is integration with Google, a tiny bit of code and that is it.

Great functionality, but too many banners in the admin panel

mtph9 — Tue, 07 May 2024 16:07:50 +0000

I was happy with the great functionality of the plugin, it’s really great. However, it adds banners in the admin panel, which are not immediately clear which plugin adds them. So you can copy what you need and turn it off…

Good backups but be prepared for annoying ad banners in your admin dashboard

invisionary — Fri, 22 Mar 2024 11:32:10 +0000

It’s a good, convenient localised backup plugin for those who need it, as opposed to using CPanel, PhpMyAdmin, server hosting snapshots or similar. Backups are generated quickly and uploaded to AWS S3 if you have it configured. Once configured, you and set and forget. Of course, the real test is when something goes wrong and you need to restore your site from an exported backup, which is something I haven’t tested. Hopefully, the developers test by performing medium and large-sized backup restorations regularly especially when there is a new plug-in update. I wonder though how many of the 5-star reviews have tested that aspect of the plug-in? Hopefully restoring is as simple and reliable as generating or scheduling a backup which this plug-in Updraft seems to do very well.

What annoys me though, and this is the reason my 3 stars and not 5, is that this plug-in takes some rather cheeky liberties by spamming our admin dashboards with banners, which in my book is a huge no-no. You are no doubt familiar with the response; “We only place ads in x amount of your dashboard areas” or “You can click to dismiss them”. But imagine for a second if every WordPress plugin developer did this? Can you imagine the mess in your dashboard? Did you warn me before installation that you would be doing this? Did you ask for permission? No. This plugin has over 3 million active installs. If they place 3 banners in every dashboard, that’s 9 million banner ads. That is a lot of clicks to dismiss!

So who determines who can and should do it? There is no regulation, it’s down to developers to respect the nature of the system and so this is one of the pitfalls when you place your trust in a free open source software solution. If it was a commercial CMS with a third-party marketplace for extensions, plug-ins and themes, developers would be prevented from doing it and eventually banned if they persist.

Today, I logged in to find yet another Updraft banner this time on the admin home page consisting of 8 lines of text, graphics and the option to dismiss it for 12 months, which somehow the developer thinks makes it okay and acceptable to do this. Who knows what tracking code it may contain, I might take a look. However when you delete the dismissed cookie, or they add a new banner or yet another banner in a different place like the updates pages, the dismissed banners return. They don’t need to do this, a good plug-in speaks for itself in terms of functionality and support and people who need additional features will be happy to purchase it for a fair price and support the developer and this plug-in has a good reputation.

Perhaps it is about time WordPress admins started boycotting plugins that engage in disrespecting your admin dashboard whenever they feel like it.

Easy to set up and works very well

cricketyorkshire — Fri, 16 Feb 2024 10:25:07 +0000

I recently installed the free version of AdRotate and was very impressed with how easy it was to get set up and working from the beginning. The support manuals are detailed and I like the simplicity of managing individual banners, grouping them and using shortcodes to place adverts where you need them.

It’s very flexible, intuitive and I’ll be looking at the Pro Licence next partly for extra features and partly to support Arnan’s work as a developer.

Great Lightbox, also works with Divi

The Old Man — Tue, 22 Aug 2023 20:14:46 +0000

A great lightbox plugin, works fine with Divi. However, the ad banners soliciting a 5 star review and the Foo Bar banner are huge when using an iPad and cover half the text on the Advanced Settings page. So probably needs some more testing on mobile/responsive devices!

Looking for a way to post a banner under each post of one category

simonarich — Tue, 08 Aug 2023 17:31:09 +0000

I’m wondering if there’s any way to have a banner posted under each article which belongs to one particular category. Thank you for any help.

Plugin developers’ banners asking for upsells, ratings and reviews

michaelb428ping — Mon, 07 Aug 2023 18:19:23 +0000

As someone who builds and maintains WordPress-based Websites, It’s an understatement to say it’s annoying when back-end admin UI page-top banners appear from plugin developers that constantly try to “upsell” you to pro plugin versions, and ask for ratings and reviews. Even after you close those, they reappear after a Web hosting-provider cache is cleared. It’s like a game of whack-a-mole. In my book, this is nothing less than harassment.

My suggestion is this: all plugin developers should be required to use a call (API?) built into WordPress through which all banners and notices appear atop pages in the back-end admin UI.

Furthermore to put control back in the the WordPress admin’s hands, there should be a “Notices” page under the WordPress Settings which allows an admin to selectively choose what plugin notices to show (or not) like this:

Display Notices:
(checkbox) Show plugin functionality notices
(checkbox) Show notices for upsells, ratings and reviews

There should also be a mechanism to report plugins which sneak in notices for upsells, and ratings & reviews into the functionality notices. Violators should first be warned, then this plugins delisted from the plugins directory if they continue this behavior.

Please do this WordPress team! It’s high time to put control of plugin developers’ notices back into the hands of the WordPress Website admins!

Thank you!

More than 1 Column not working

voicetoons — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 16:16:14 +0000

Seems code only shows banners in 1 column as seen.

[wpadcenter_adgroup adgroup_ids=23 align=’center’ num_ads=6 num_columns=2 max_width=”on” max_width_value=468 devices=mobile,tablet,desktop]

Too many banners

madideas — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 13:33:40 +0000

When selecting ‘Below the Apply Coupon area’ for the box location, I get multiple banners on the page saying “Have a gift card? …” above billing, deliver to different address, additional info, the order summary and the payment box.

For the moment I’ve hidden the extras with CSS. Site is using Divi theme.

Image banners for payment methods

wp1003 — Sat, 29 Apr 2023 13:35:50 +0000

Hey there,

where I can find the image banners for WooCommerce Payments including Apple Pay and Google Pay?