Also, how do you clear users that have accepted in the past? I know you can do this with email but Im talking about users who just visited the site and clicked accept and then have requested for data to be removed?
Hi @triplecomp,
To answer your first question, this can be changed under Dashboard > GDPR > Settings and change “Template to use when asking for re-consent” to “Modal”
To answer your second question.
Somewhere on your site, such as the Privacy Policy page, you can add some of the shortcodes seen here: https://gdpr-wp.com/knowledge-base/functions-shortcodes/
Hi Anthony,
The modal template is for re-consent. I am talking about first time consent or both first time and re-consent.
The first time is just a bar and the user can still scroll.
I will take a look at the shortcodes for the other request now. Thanks
Also, how do we disable the disagree button on re-consent?
Hi
I just got back from vacation and I’ll be assisting you now.
From what I see, you can achieve everything you want with CSS.
You could increase the height of the bar to block the view of the site.
You could also hide the disagree button with CSS. Although, it is important to give your users the option to disagree and be logged out. If they login and disagree, how do they log out if you remove the disagree button?
In order to fully comply with the RGPD, the user should browse our website until he or she consents to the cookies.
Right now the user can browse the web without giving their consent about cookies and without approval we are already entering third-party cookies
I think it would be interesting to put an option to block the navigation until they give their consent in a pop-up window
Thanks for all the work
In the meantime,
How can I change the height of the cookie bar to block the user’s browsing?
Where is the css code to do it?
Thank you
