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Hi Jarno,

Thanks for the clarification.

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John

Hi Jarno,

I always use the wizard to update the Cookie Policy.

The date in the Cookie Policy is being updated correctly on the live site but the problem of not updating is still there for this test web site.

It is strange that the date at the beginning of the Cookie Policy is not being updated but the date given at the end for synchronisation with the Cookie database is, viz:

This Cookie Policy was last updated on 11 June, 2021 and applies to citizens and legal permanent residents of the United Kingdom.

This Cookie Policy was synchronised with cookiedatabase.org on 20 June, 2021

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John

Hi Jarno,

That is the procedure I have followed a few times now without success.

I have decided to add the _gat cookie manually as a workaround. Perhaps not an ideal solution but at least the cookie is now listed in the cookie policy.

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John

Hi Jarno,

That is the conclusion I have come to. It is not ideal but the problem lies with GoFundMe bundling all the cookies together.

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John

Hi Mathieu,
Thanks for the explanation.

I think it is misleading to include Google Fonts under section 6 Cookies Placed in the Cookie Policy. So I am going to remove the dependency on the Google Fonts API by self-hosting Google Fonts using your excellent article
https://complianz.io/self-hosting-google-fonts-for-wordpress/

Thanks for your help.

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John

Hi Jarno,

Thanks for the suggestion. How would you categorise the GoFundMe widget? It would have to be as functional but this would mislead the visitor as consent would result in a whole series of statistics and marketing cookies being loaded.

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John

Hi Matthieu I have just remembered that the main reason I used Cookiebot was to see if the web site uses Google fonts. When I ran the Complianz wizard Google Fonts was listed with a tick but greyed out.

I have not consciously used Google fonts but wonder whether Elementor is using them for the page header or footer. Could these 4 cookies have been generated through Google fonts?

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John

Hi Mathieu, It is Cookiebot, which I notice is one of the on-line testing services mentioned in the second article.

If it is any help, the actual initiators specified for the 4 cookies are as follows:

`https://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/viewthroughconversion/955875456/?random=1623929698128cv=9fst=1623929698128num=1guid=ONresp=GooglemKTybQhCsOeid=2505059651u_h=768u_w=1024u_ah=768u_aw=1024u_cd=24u_his=2u_tz=0u_java=falseu_nplug=3u_nmime=4gtm=2wg690sendb=1ig=1frm=2url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.gofundme.com%2Ff%2Fgreat-telford-run%2Fwidget%2Fmedium%2Fref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.wellingtonrotary.org.uk%2Fhn=www.googleadservices.comasync=1rfmt=3fmt=4

https://www.wellingtonrotary.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/lib/swiper/swiper.min.js?ver=5.3.6

https://www.wellingtonrotary.org.uk/wp-content/plugins/elementor/assets/lib/waypoints/waypoints.min.js?ver=4.0.2

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There are many other cookies listed with GoFundMe given as the initiator, but I can see all these in my browser inspect window under the GoFundMe domain.

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John

Hi Jarno,

Thanks for the response. The plugin is really excellent and these facilities are ideal.

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John

I wanted to set a different font type and line space for a section of a page comprising some 8 paragraphs. I had set up a CSS class and tested it for one of the paragraphs. However, when I put all the paragraphs in a group, the class did not work for the group.

Having just gone back to the page now, I realise that I had defined the class as page specific. I have just made the class general and it worked fine for the group.

Sorry to bother you.

Hi

Firefox is my default browser, but I could change the e-mail address with Edge. So it must be a problem with Firefox.

Thanks for your help.

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John

Hi,

Thanks for the response. The problem is that the box contains an e-mail address that I want to change, but when I click in the box it does not become active to make the change.

The 2 plugins are Peter’s Login Redirect and Theme My Login.

Fortunately Theme My Login provide a Redirection extension plugin (at a small charge) that I could use as a replacement for Peter’s Login Redirect.

I have resolved the problem. It was caused by an incompatibility between 2 plugins that been working perfectly in the original system. I don’t know why the problem just arose on the migrated system but at least I have been able to identify and resolve the problem.

I have used Add from Server plugin now to add over a 100 images as part of an excercise I am doing to migrate a Drupal site to WordPress and it has worked without any problems.