General settings

If you don't know what to do here you can leave it as is. Default settings are usually the better.

Either the Cookie Law and GDPR requires that expiring period is defined as number of days the consent will be valid. Ensure to give your user an optimal period to grant the better experience on your website. Default value for this option is 365

You can choose how the user will give you the consent.

  • On single consent In this way just when the user will accept the single treatment, the related blocked functionalities will be automatically enabled.
  • On Scroll will grant the user to scroll the window to give you the consent. Remember that GDPR requires that the user should give the explicit consent and scroll would be considered as implicit consent. However if your site is not subject to GDPR rules, you can choose for this option.
  • On click If user will click in any point of your page the blocked groups will be accepted in bundle.
  • On consent This is the most restrictive mode, indeed the user must choose which groups to consent and, only after the confirm button click, the contents on the page will become available.
Should the cookie be served before the approval? Both the EU Cooke Law and the GDPR rules recomends you to do not allow the profilation cookies to be wirtten in the user's browser. So It should be always Disabled. However if you have just technical cookies, well, you can mark it as Enabled.
If you have enabled the consent On Scroll you will choose how many pixel the user should scroll the page before the consent. Default value for this option is 100
Appearance (CSS)

If you don't know what to do here you can leave it as is. Default settings are usually the better.

In this version of EUCookieLaw you can choose which class should be applied to the dialog group list when it is hidden. Default value for this option is hidden

You can choose if the list of treatments in the dialog would be visible or not by default.

You can set the name of the class of the treatment that the user has consented. Default value for this option is approved

You can set the name of the class of the treatment that the user has rejected. Default value for this option is rejected

Notice settings

You can customize classes and general aspect of consent dialog using the following box

Property
Value
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Property
Select an information to change for the banner.
Value
Select the value to apply for related information
Treatments

Here you can manage all treatments you have on your site. The simplest way to manage those informations is throug the function Create from template. So, if you don't know how to edit this, use that function.
Remember that you can add multiple treatments using the plus button (+) on the right.

Treatment Name

This is the name of the treatment that the user will read when the consent dialog will be shown.

Create from template

Give to the user the right description about the treatment, the purpose of their consent and everything he need to know.

If you want that a treatment is enabled by default, you can do it enabling this option.

Keyword to search for

Specify all the keywords that can be related to this item according to those simple rules:

  • The text that you write is detected exactly as you have typed it.

    To be more clear, if you type lorem, EUCookieLaw will search in the attribute that you have configured for the exact keyword lorem.

  • The ending dot (.) means everyting that starts with.

    To be more clear, if you type lorem., EUCookieLaw will search in the attribute that you have configured for something that starts with lorem (so lorem, lorem ipusm matches, but ipsum lorem will not).

  • The starting dot (.) means everyting that ends with.

    To be more clear, if you type .lorem, EUCookieLaw will search in the attribute that you have configured for something that ends with lorem (so lorem, ipsum lorem matches, but lorem ipusm will not).

Keyword
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Handled nodes

If you don't know what to do here you can leave it as is. Default settings are usually the better.

By default EUCookieLaw will manage by its own the following HTML nodes:

Node Attributes Values
iframe src about:blank
img src Blocked by EUCookieLaw (Empty white data image)
script src about:blank

Notes: EUCookieLaw will look for the keywords either in the content of the element.

link src about:blank

According to the Treatments rules, in this section you can select in which HTML nodes EUCookieLaw should search for elements that generates third party cookies (like IFRAME, SCRIPT and so on) or some other HTML that need user approval before its usage and determine if it need to be blocked.

Node name
Attributes

set the HTML item to be watched


How to alter the element

If EUCookieLaw recognizes a special keyword that needs to be blocked in the attribute you will specify below, it will change its value according to what is defined in the following table.
Once the group will be approved, the attributes will be restored on its default status.

Name Value
Other handled nodes

If you don't know what to do here you can leave it as is. Default settings are usually the better.

If you need to watch for further items in the page, you can use this block.

Node name
Attributes
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How to alter the element

If EUCookieLaw recognizes a special keyword that needs to be blocked in the attribute you will specify below, it will change its value according to what is defined in the following table.
Once the group will be approved, the attributes will be restored on its default status.

Name Value
Duplicate Remove
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