Hi, excellent, thank you very much for the fast help, I can continue from here! And btw. learned something too ;-). Thanks!

Hi Yigit, thanks for your fast reply and sorry for not getting back to you any earlier. My client’s website (or website to be ;-)) was temporarily down. Exchanging the file didn’t help, although I saved several times and used a fresh and empty browser to check. Any ideas? Thanks a lot!

Hi Vinay, thanks, I am aware of the advanced styling options, and I think that something indeed is wrong with those since the upudate to 4.6. Your suggestion partially did the job and I could alter some elements. But not all of them. For example,the background doesn’t fully accept the defined color from the background color setting in the options. It builds like a rectangle around the text of the cookie bar, the rest around remains dark transparent. In various other threads here on the forum I found custom CSS to solve this. But the advanced styling options won’t work. I also couldn’t change the frame color of the Link and Info button, but for the Dismiss button it worked. Again: I followed all your steps, part of the cookie bar can be altered by using the advanced styling options, other parts cannot.

I hope that gives you some information to look into it. It worked before and still works in 4.5.7. And sorry, I still cannot show you the problem, like I said, I only have a local testing area which runs all latest possible versions of PHP etc.So that won’t cause the issue, I could reproduce it on live sites before I switched back to 4.5.7.

Thanks a lot for looking into it. I know it’s not a showstopper, however that advanced styling options are helpful and should work flawlessly, right?

Hi Rikard, sorry for my belated reply. Like I wrote, I went back to using 4.5.7, so far I only have a local testing area. Basically I want to alter all colors of the background of the bar itself, the button colors and the button’s frame color’s. Probably I will have to alter the fonts as well.

Maybe you can give me some custom CSS to start with and I take it from there as good as I can.

Will this be fixed in 4.6.4?

Thanks a lot and best regards?

Hi Nikko, sorry, no, it’s not. Maybe I wasn’t precise enough. What I meant is that the content of the cookie consent is tied to the max. container width of the Enfold layout.

So, as a standard, I have 1.310px and the message bar breaks into two lines:

If I set the layout width to 100% the message within the cookie bar has more space and therefore shows in one line only:

Is that any clearer? It’s a bit difficult for me to explain.

So my idea is to leave the layout width of Enfold an 1.310px but find a way to set the content/container of the cookie consent bar to 100%.

Thank you very much!!

@ Basilis, I understand that you have to defend your point of view. What I don’t understand is why you seem to think I am totally clueless on the matter and should read more about it. Do you know anything about my background?

I most definitely won’t start an argument about false advertising. You guys have to know what you are doing. From a German perspective Enfold is NOT fully GDPR/DSGVO complaint which is a simple fact. And I like to think I can add a “yet” to my last sentence, because as you can see more and more Enfold users tell you the same thing on various threads throughout the Enfold forum. So I am convinced the Kriesi team will continue to not only improve Enfold itself but also improve the GDPR compliance.

Talking about reading more, I can only advise you Basilis, to read more on the already ongoing lawsuits here in Germany, some because of a missing or insufficient privacy policy, some because of the useage of Google Web Fonts, and some because of not using the no cookie domains from YouTube! I can only provide information in German, but I know you got a bunch of people on the team who speak German. You should really get into this and discuss the matter in your next team meeting.

I am fully aware that at the moment you find different voices on how to deal with YouTube videos. Stating a passage in the privacy policy is enough to safely use YouTube videos is and remains dangerous and simply wrong.

Cheers!

Thanks a lot Ismael, got it.

I suppose I can open the video in a Lightbox using this paramter: ?iframe=true right? Couldn’t test that yet, sorry.

Then I understood in a quick test that it’s only working when the video has been embedded via Enfold element, like e.g. the video element. It won’t be working when I use an iFrame code snippet from YouTube, e.g. in a text element. Can you confirm this? If so, will that be changed in a later version?

And at the end, will it be possible to fetch the video preview thumbnail from YouTube instead of having a black box with a play button? Maybe you guys would like to investigate the YouTube Lyte plugin…?

Thank you very much and cheers.

@lion73: Thank you very very much, I will try to figure that out.

But I still believe an implementation into Enfold is mandatory and hope for a positive reaction from the Kriesi team.

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Hi again, I second TF_Photogrüahy’s statement! With all due respect that answer is more than unsatisfying!

I kindly also ask to please hand that issue to Kriesi and come up with a solution. Please!

Thanks a lot.

P.S. I have seen several threads with that request so it’s not only me and TF-Photography!

Hey, here is the link (it’s a testing environment, please see private content). I could reproduce the issue on other sites I maintain, however, without finding the time to dig deeper into the issue this seems to ouccur when you have only one button defined (e.g. I accept or OK).

Thanks!