Telling your users that you use cookies to track them is a mundane task that just needs to be implemented. A lot of countries require this by law, so it's nice to be on the safe side.
This application adds a cookie line to your site that you can set up and style as you like.
Note: Requires Enonic v6.4.1
The application is available through the Enonic Market. This means starting to use this application is easier than the first few levels of Super Mario.
Head over to the Applications section of your Enonic XP installation. Click "Install", and then select the "Enonic Market" tab. Find "Cookie Line", and click the install button.
Bam, the application is now installed.
In the content manager, select your site and click edit. Search for
Cookie line in the Applications search box, and select it.
To keep things simple, you don't have to configure a lot. You'll be presented with a few choices:
- Design - Choose the theme of the cookie line - or implement your own
- Button order - Choose what order you want the buttons to appear.
- Title - An optional title for your cookie line.
- Introduction - A text saying that you're using cookies.
- Accept button text - The text on the "okay I got it" button
- Read more button text - The text on the "please tell me more" button
- Read more link - The page containing more info on your cookie use
In order for you to have full control of the look-and-feel of the cookie line, the application provides a "none" design choice. If you want to implement your own design, please choose this option.
The application adds the following markup to the bottom of your site's
<body /> tag:
<div class="cookie-line js-cookie-line">
<div class="cookie-line-inner">
<h2 class="app-cookie-line-title">{{ title }}</h2>
<p class="cookie-line-intro">{{ intro }}</p>
<div class="cookie-line-buttons">
<a class="cookie-line-button mod-accept js-accept-cookies" href="#cookie-line-accept">{{ accept button }}</a>
<a class="cookie-line-button mod-read-more js-accept-cookies" href="{{ read more link}}">{{ read more button }}</a>
</div>
</div>
</div>This structure is designed to give you plenty of flexibility when implementing your custom styling.
Note: Once the cookie is accepted, the class
is-hiddenis added todiv.cookie-line.
If you want to contribute, please create a pull request. If it's approved, you'll get full contributor access, as well as your name on the contributors list. We trust you!