Few problems and suggestions

Hey, @nikodemsky!

We’re pleased to hear that you find our plugin valuable and intend to use it for your projects, going the extra mile to localize it for Polish users.

I’ll do my best to address all your questions and suggestions:

data-cc=”c-settings” doesn’t really do anything, it’s from wiki so i thought it should work – i need to append pressidiumCookieConsent.showSettings() to element anyway, so it kinda defeats the idea of inline attribute

I think you’re trying to open the settings modal by clicking on an element that’s outside of the consent modal. The data-cc="c-settings" attribute only works when added to a link or button that’s inside the consent modal. For example, you could append <button type="button" data-cc="c-settings" class="cc-link">Cookie Settings</button> to your consent modal’s description.

For elements outside of the consent modal, you’ll have to call the pressidiumCookieConsent.showSettings() method, like you mentioned.

The wording in the documentation could be improved. I just updated the wiki to clarify the distinction.

Possibility to translate Cookie descriptions/expiration dates.

That’s a great suggestion! I just opened this as an issue on the plugin’s GitHub repository. You can stay up-to-date on the progress of that feature, by checking #54.

Cookie categories should hide if there’s no cookies inside – not all the websites using targeting or preference cookies

That’s a valid point. I just opened this as an issue as well. Tracking in #55.

Floating button as mentioned in #24

This is already on our radar. We’re tracking its progress in #24, like you mentioned. It’ll be included in a future iteration.

Add default regex definitions in Blocked Scripts tab instructions, it’s kinda pain to copy them everytime

What kind of regular expressions do you have in mind? Could you provide any examples of default regex definitions you have to copy frequently?

Add textarea for ALL category descriptions with autop(auto break-line) in admin area

This could also be a nice QoL improvement. Opened this in #56.

Simple percentage statistic for accepted/denied in consent records would be nice – no need for for any kind of UI, jus raw data.

Do you think any kind of filtering/categorization would benefit those stats?

Something like:

• Percentage per region
• Percentage per category
• Filtering a specific date range
• etc.

Opened this in #57 — since this is somewhat technical, we could continue the discussion there, if that’s okay with you.

“Stay on the safe side” banner”(or block?) is messed up, hides too much to the left in footer.

I’m sorry, I’m not entirely clear on what you’re referring to with “Stay on the safe side banner”. Could you please provide additional context?

“Clear records” is WAY too close to “Export to CSV”, it’s too easy here for misclick.

I believe misclicks aren’t particularly risky as there’s a confirmation dialog before any records are cleared.

Were you aware of the confirmation dialog? Despite having a confirmation, do you think it’s still an issue?

I’ll keep this topic open, and I’ll regularly provide updates as we tackle the various GitHub issues.

In the meantime, if you come across any other issues, feel free to create a new topic or open an issue on GitHub.

I think you’re trying to open the settings modal by clicking on an element that’s outside of the consent modal. The?data-cc="c-settings"?attribute only works when added to a link or button that’s inside the consent modal.

That explains a lot, thanks ?? Inline attribute is cool idea too, if it’s not too much of a work.

What kind of regular expressions do you have in mind? Could you provide any examples of default regex definitions you have to copy frequently?

Just the usual ones for GA, GTM, Google Ads, facebook, and linkedin – i think those are most commonly used and would save a lot of future questions about “how to do it” from new users.

But template with example could be too. i.e.:

Main domain regex:
^(?:https?:)?\/\/(?:www\.)?website\.com

Subdomain regex:
^(?:https?:)?\/\/(?:www\.)?sub\.website\.com

Example:
^(?:https?:)?\/\/(?:www\.)?google-analytics\.com

Do you think any kind of filtering/categorization would benefit those stats?

For starters just basic percentage overall Accepted/Declined – because that’s what is most important for analysts, for the rest i just replied in github thread ??

I’m sorry, I’m not entirely clear on what you’re referring to with “Stay on the safe side banner”. Could you please provide additional context?

Sure, i mean this one:

wp1

I believe misclicks aren’t particularly risky as there’s a confirmation dialog before any records are cleared.

Were you aware of the confirmation dialog? Despite having a confirmation, do you think it’s still an issue?

No, i was actually not aware about the confirmation dialog. Still it’s kinda too close – remember that misclicks are not exclusively limited to just one click ?? Thing is that once you will delete those logs they are gone for good, if someone didn’t made a backup.

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Appreciate the quick response, have a good day!

Just the usual ones for GA, GTM, Google Ads, facebook, and linkedin – i think those are most commonly used and would save a lot of future questions about “how to do it” from new users.

Ah, now I get it! Having some preset options for commonly used regular expressions could significantly streamline the cookie consent setup — opened this in #58.

Sure, i mean this one:

wp1

The text you’re seeing isn’t from our plugin. Based on a quick search, it seems to originate from another plugin (Backup Migration). Check if that plugin is installed on the affected website.

Still it’s kinda too close – remember that misclicks are not exclusively limited to just one click ?? Thing is that once you will delete those logs they are gone for good, if someone didn’t made a backup.

Opened this in #59 to take a look in a future iteration of the plugin, just to be safe.

Hey, @nikodemsky!

Cookie categories should hide if there’s no cookies inside – not all the websites using targeting or preference cookies ??

This feature was included in 1.5.0, which has just been released.

You now have the option to select “Hide empty cookies” in the General tab.

Floating button as mentioned in #24

This feature was also added in 1.5.0.

The new version introduces a Floating Button tab, allowing you to:

• Toggle the floating button on or off
• Adjust its size (small or large)
• Set its position (left or right)
• Choose an icon
• Pick a transition