Willem Munts

I found a solution that worked. For those who want to use it:
CSS:
I changed the .gdpr-agreement (which is the class of the button)
fontsize: 0px !important;

Then i created a after: .gdpr-agreement:after {content:'your new content';fontsize:14px;}

Goodluck!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Willem Munts.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Willem Munts.

You are still using the cache plugin? Because thats really not going to work.
Probably google still needs to fix that.

Also, what error do you get in the console, do you have a screenshot for me?

Yea, and the problem with that is that if the visitor doesn’t want that, it is his/her right to have it turned off. If you can’t do that, i would create a privacy policy were you explain why its turned on. Or simply delete the cache plugin.

Hmm, is that cache plugin that important? Otherwise i should deactivate it, since GDPR is pretty important.

I can not say much about it unfortunately, i am nog using a cache plugin.

yea then is the question if some sort of cache plugin like that, is still allowed.

Did you tried it on another pc to test it? does it still not disable?

@imloic

Im sorry, i do not really understand what your problem is at the moment.
Could you explain it to me more specific?

Grtz

I would create a child theme for that, or it won’t work after woocommerce update.

Im sorry then I think I do not understand your English.

yes, id the GDPR plugin its an option.

Screenshot

As far as i know there is not yet an opt-out function of google location in any form of a script or something. So i would advise you to make some sort of opt-out button/link to send the visitor to a page that you make. In this page you show how to opt-out google location in for example, google chrome, android phone, iphone, mozilla firefox, that sorta page.

There are a lot of tutorials on google. Just google opt-out google location.
You probably know that this is indeed an important point to the visitors, so i didn’t enjoyed making that page, but yea you kinda have to do it, so.

Hope this helps you, if not, i’ll hear it!

Goodluck!

Hello Marius,

I’m sorry, but i am not seeing a sent button

Ok, and i guess you mean the part were google knows the locations of the visitors?

Only google maps, or everything from google?

@the-pixel-freak

Unfortunately it is not that easy. For every cookie you use you have to add a script to enable/disable it. And believe me, you have to take your time for that, because it will costs some time.

Grtz

@fclaussen is this an option in the near future?