Consent banner – solutions to common problems and FAQ
WP Full Picture does not add a border around the buttons. If you see a border, then probably your theme adds it. To remove it, you can either:
- Remove the border in your theme options
- Set a border in WP FP that matches the color of the buttons
- or paste the CSS style below in the “Additional CSS” section in the theme Customizer (WP Admin > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS)
.fupi_cta, .fupi_button{
border-width: 0 !important;
outline-width: 0 !important;
}Add this code in WP Admin > Appearance > Customizer > Additional CSS
This will push the banner in front of the button.
#fupi_cookie_notice{
z-index: 9999999999999
}To remove the outline add this code in WP Admin > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS
.fupi_content a{
outline: none !important;
text-decoration: underline !important;
}No, because it doesn’t have to. WP Full Picture simply loads tracking tools according to visitor’s privacy choices.
And so, if a user declines using their data for a specific purpose, the tools are not loaded and no cookies are set.
The final effect is better than with blocking cookies because:
- the site loads faster (because it doesn’t load tracking scripts that it may not use)
- you are sure that the tracking tool did not collect user information or try to identify the user using other means than cookies (like LocalStorage or user sniffing for example)
All the information you need is in this article.
WP Full Picture doesn’t load tracking tools, that set cookies. As a result, there is no need to block anything. If a user doesn’t agree to statistics, then tracking tools that collect statistical information are not loaded, and they never set any cookies.
No, you don’t need to use, it however we are not actively testing the compatibility of our plugin with 3rd party consent platforms.
Yes, you can, but other plugins may not comply with privacy regulations and may not be able to block cookies of the tools that WP Full Picture integrates.
Yes, you can, although none is officially supported.
No. There are no limits.
Yes, unless you set it up differently. Follow recommendations in the “GDPR setup helper” and / or seek legal advice.
Yes you can. We tested it in WPML and Polylang and they work fine. It is very likely that other translation plugins will work with it too, but we have not tested them.