Richard

Use that exact code but replace the field IDs with the ones relating to your own project. You’ll need to debug the output to find out but that’s easy enough. Good luck!

I suggest reading up on the theme template hierarchy which will help debug which template gets fired when. The page you mention may be using a different template to the one you think.

This plugin doesn’t randomly output content, only against that hook which is the correct one.

Which hook do you think is more suitable than wp_footer?

The functionality you are requesting is essentially:

if {current page} is not in {excluded pages} then display cookie banner

…which is a suggestion I suggested above (as a filter hook, so it’s configurable) and will build when I am next working on new features. This is open source though- if you’d like to contribute an enhancement you are more than welcome.

Hi Kathy

The plugin must set a cookie in order to remember the user has clicked “accept”. So if you restrict access to cookies then you remove the ability to do this. This is an issue with IE/your specific browser settings and not the plugin.

All the best,
Richard

You have a number of JavaScript errors on your page which are causing issues with other parts of your website as well as the plugin. You’ll need to fix those first, then you should find the plugin works as expected without doing anything else. Give that a try and if you do still have issues post back here and I’ll take another look. All the best, Richard

You beat me to it ?? glad you have it working.

I think that’s your best option for now. When I do code this feature it won’t be targeting any specific plugin (given there are > 20,000 that’s not sustainable of course) rather it will be a more generic “don’t show if … ” type of feature.

It will most probably work best as a hook, so if you fancy coding that and contributing I will happily add it as a feature and credit you with the solution of course

i.e. something that lets you add custom filters in your functions.php file.

Hi, yes the plugin is still maintained. Currently there is no feature to switch it off on certain pages / permalink structures (e.g. */amp/* ) but that is something I’ll add in a future version. Cheers

You are using the wrong syntax, it is:

[:en]example[:es]ejemplo[:]

If you have further issues your best bet is first checking the qtranslate documentation to make sure you’re using it correctly. If you still have issues post back here.

https://qtranslatexteam.wordpress.com/faq/

Cheers

What’s your URL?

Ok I’ll expect an email from them in that case. They should already have my contact details but if not then via https://cookielawinfo.com/contact.

Hi, you’ll need to raise a support ticket with WPML for this one as it’s an issue with that particular plugin. I’ll be happy to collaborate with them if they need input from me. Cheers

This is handled by custom CSS. Try using google chrome developer tools or firebug to isolate the font setting and you could try adding !important.

Cookie Law Info doesn’t overwrite anything, the translations are handled by WPML. The most likely culprit is your caching plugin. I’m writing this via mobile so don’t have developer tools to hand but disable/relax the caching and see what happens. If that doesn’t solve it then you should go back to WPML as they have already certified this plugin as compatible and it is something in their code that will be causing this.

Hi, yes there is a setting for that- see Show Again Tab. The user guide (link available on plugin settings page) has full details. All the best, Richard