cookie-notice colors not editable

Hi @itonic,

Are you able to check if there’s an database error, or if the table could not be created? If so, maybe try enabling debugging and try again.

Maybe you could try adding CSS outside of Complianz (for example Appearance -> Customize), if the above is an issue Custom CSS in Complianz won’t save as well.

regards Aert

PS: If you need CSS, please let me know what you’d like to achieve.

Hello @itonic,

Are there any updates regarding this? Let us know if we can provide further assistance!

Kind regards,
Jarno

Hi @aahulsebos and @jarnovos !
Thanks for your replies. I kinda got overwhelmed with stuff the following day when I posted and been swamped since.
I’ll try the external CSS in customizer when I’m back in 2-3 days and let you know.
Thanks again!

Hi again, I copied the CSS over to the customizer, but unfortunately it does not work either.

With “enabling debugging” you mean setting the debug mode in wp-config, right?
Is there another way of doing that except via FTP? I have to see if I can get the credentials…
Any other solution?

Thanks!!

Hi @itonic,

Instead of manually editing the wp-config.php file to include those debugging lines, you could alternatively enable debugging by activating a plugin such as WP Debugging.

Then try updating the Cookie Banner styles once more, to see if this returns any errors.

Kind regards,
Jarno

Hello, thanks for suggestion.
That’s what it logged:
https://markuphero.com/share/XoxBvAmCnoDj4zivzL3d

Question: Why don’t you make the buttons GDPR-compliant as a default setting (as mentioned in the first post)?
Then we wouldn’t have this discussion ??
Thanks

Kind regards

Hi @itonic,

The "ob_end_flush(): Failed to send buffer of zlib output compression..." notices might appear as a result of another active plugin on the website, which opens an output buffer, but doesn’t close it, which can result in such errors.

As we haven’t had any other reports, the first thing I would recommend checking is whether the issue persists with all other plugins deactivated (as well as temporarily switching to a default WP theme). If it does not occur any longer, you will instantly know that one of the deactivated plugins was related.

As for the default button layout/styles, fair question, I’ll make sure to put this up for discussion within the team.

Kind regards,
Jarno

Thanks,
I did a plugin-deactivation a while back, but not the theme.
Now I deactivated all plugins and switched to 2020 or something, but unfortunately the problem still persists.
IDK how to proceed now.

If you could push the GDPR conform default colors into an update in the near future, the problem would be solved.
Kind regards

Hello @itonic,

For the time being, you can add the below CSS under Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS so that the Accept/Deny buttons use the exact same colors.

.cmplz-cookiebanner .cmplz-buttons button.cmplz-btn.cmplz-accept {
    border: 1px solid var(--cmplz_button_deny_border_color);
    background-color: var(--cmplz_button_deny_background_color);
    color: var(--cmplz_button_deny_text_color);
}

Kind regards,
Jarno

Thank you! That’ll work for now.
Kind regards