Recent content by BassMan

I don't think it is possible. I would love to see options with "OR" too.

I think this cookie notice should do it. But it depends on what kind of cookies do you use. This should be a discussion for another thread.

This add-on does not address how cookies are controlled. It only adds visual improvements.

Yes, you get support for one year, also access to download versions.

Try this: @media (min-width: @xf-responsiveMedium) { .u-bottomFixer [data-notice-id="-1"] { left: auto !important; right: 20px !important; } }

For border use this: [data-notice-id="-1"].notice.js-notice.notice--primary { border-color: transparent; }

Yes, if you are changing the colors now in the style properties, they won't change in the frontend. You need to adjust the color code in the extra.less template now.

Yes, use also this: [data-notice-id="-1"].notice--cookieAdvanced .cookies-buttons .button--link { color: #fdfdfc !important; background: #f23a02 !important; }

Simple browser inspector tool. Add this to your extra.less: [data-notice-id="-1"].notice--cookie .js-noticeDismiss.button--notice.button, .notice--cookieAdvanced .cookies-buttons .button--primary { color: #fcfcfc !important; background: #e8264d !important; } See if it changes anything.

No, manually edit in extra.less should be your best option.

Your style overrides some classes.

Should it be like this?

Maybe that's why. I should see it.

Settings in style properties should work for these buttons too. It works fine on my side. Maybe it is overwriting something (from extra.less?). You can do it manually with this in your extra.less template: @media (min-width: @xf-responsiveMedium) { .u-bottomFixer [data-notice-id="-1"] {...

Yes. for settings check Appearance > Style properties > [cXF] Cookie Notice For wording, use Search phrases in the ACP.