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The article is technically interesting but in my opinion it doesn’t takes in right consideration the EU directive. The EU directive is very clear about cookies:
The ePrivacy directive – more specifically Article 5(3) – requires prior informed consent for storage or for access to information stored on a user’s terminal equipment. In other words, you must ask users if they agree to most cookies and similar technologies (e.g. web beacons, Flash cookies, etc.) before the site starts to use them. [ http://ec.europa.eu/ipg/basics/legal/cookies/index_en.htm ]
It is very hard to say that Google Analytics cookies are technical and necessary cookies so, i think that storing analytics cookies into browser memory before obtaining user permission IS NOT GDPR compliant.
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For additional help you mean the issues B,C? oh. I was convinced it was an Enfold output.
Could you tell me the CSS style to disable the +/- HTML in-field buttons?Thanks Ismael but still i need your help:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7baurTblFiQSnFseFlveFZ2NWM/view?usp=sharing
A – Enfold +/- buttons aren’t working with fractional increment (they works well with integer increments)
B – purchased quantity message is incorrect (number truncated to near integer)
C – header cart decimal separator is incorrect
D – how to disable HTML +/- buttons? The same problem arise in the cart.Thanks again
Theme: Twenty Seventeen
Plugin: enabled
the HTML +/- buttons are revealed, fractional quantities can be saved to cartTheme: Enfold
Plugin: enabled
the Enfold +/- buttons are not working, manual input with fractional quantities is not accepted by pageTheme: Enfold child with Josua code to disable Enfold +/- buttons
Plugin: enabled
Enfold +/- buttons are disappeared
The HTML +/- buttons are not revealed, manual input with fractional quantities is accepted by page
The decimal separator in the header cart is wrong (‘.’ instead of ‘,’ as defined in woocommerce config)Obviously, the fractional quantities directly supported by Enfold +/- buttons … is the desired solution :-)
Fractional quantities question moved HERE
I’m using the “Quantities and Units for WooCommerce” plugin to enable decimal quantities and Kg as units.
I disabled the Enfold +/- as suggested by Josue in his first answer but this is not sufficient since:
– the quantity field is classified as a Text input field instead of a number input field (as you can see the std increase and decrease HTML buttons are not appearing also in the cart )
– the header cart show quantities with ‘.’ instead of ‘,’
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7baurTblFiQQWloLUVmeEJCN2M/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7baurTblFiQX0x0X2pwRGF1V1U/view?usp=sharingSorry but this is not correct.
Line 905 is an ‘if’ switch but, more important, my output title is not “Archive for …” or something similar,
it is “Portfolio items”. These words are not in this source file.Thank you for your fast reply.
The site is running normally now but the following widget areas are “disappeared” and marked “Inactive sidebar (unused)”:
– Diplayed elsewhere
– Sidebar blog
– Sidebar pages
Any special instruction to rebuild them?I have exactly the same problem at http://datastore.tipinoncomuni.it
Wordpress 4.2, Enfold 3.1.3, WPML 3.1.9.6Yes, it works now.
Have You an explanation for me?
Theme was working and then it stops working, apparently without any reason, and now he starts again.
I’m too old to believe in magic … what have you changed?
Anyway… thanks for nowObvioysly yes.
If you look at them, they all are disabled.
If you think can be useful, you can also delete them.Up to the theme problems solutions, we are at development stage.
You have to look at http://datastore.tipinoncomuni.it
Thanks.
GiorgioPermissions are correctly set to rwx r-x r-x (755)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7baurTblFiQZlR4emhXNE9tc00/view?usp=sharingSorry, i didn’t recognize that there was a new version.
I made the update but the problem persist, i’m unable to save the options.
Thanks in advance for your help.
