Replace close button (X)

Hi @timbergski,

Yes, you could replace the cookie banner HTML with your own, custom template to replace the close icon SVG.

The details are outlined here in section 3.1 & 3.3, in short, you will end up with the following files:

• /wp-content/mu-plugins/banner.php (to override the current template html)

• /wp-content/mu-plugins/cookiebanner/cookiebanner.php (the cookie banner HTML, that you can now edit to replace the SVG).

Kind regards, Jarno

Thanks. I don’t have a directory wp-content/mu-plugins currently. Presumably if I create it, and place my new template in it at that location, it won’t be overwritten if I upgrade the plugin?

Hi @timbergski,

Yes, you can create this folder yourself. That is why we recommend this way so that you can update the plugin without disturbing these files. Read more about the mu-plugins folder in these articles: https://complianz.io/adding-filters-with-mu-plugins-quick-easy/ and https://complianz.io/set-cookies-on-root-domain-mu-plugin/ to help you understand the functionality better.

Kind regards, Kim van Dijk

Thanks, I’ve done it; the change was very straightforward – well done for making such a customisable system.