.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt .. _for-editors-configuration-advanced: ======== Advanced ======== .. figure:: /Images/Configuration-Advanced.png :class: with-shadow :alt: Advanced tab of a Klaro configuration record Klaro Configuration - Advanced Tab .. contents:: :local: Base Configuration ================== Config Variable Name -------------------- .. confval:: config_variable_name :type: string :Default: '' By default, Klaro loads the configuration from a global variable `klaroConfig`. You can change this here. Specifying this field will cause the attribute data-klaro-config="yourConfigVariableName" to be set. Element ID ---------- .. confval:: element_i_d :type: string :Default: '' You can customize the ID of the `div` element that Klaro will create when starting up. By default, Klaro will use "klaro". Style Prefix ------------ .. confval:: style_prefix :type: string :Default: (empty) Prefix for CSS classes/container to namespace Klaro styles. Additional Class ---------------- .. confval:: additional_class :type: string :Default: '' You can specify an additional class (or classes) that will be added to the Klaro `div` Storage ======= .. _for-editors-configuration-advanced-storage-method: Storage Method -------------- .. confval:: storage_method :type: select :Default: 'cookie' You can customize how Klaro persists consent information in the browser. Specify either `cookie` (the default), `localStorage`, or the empty value for no persistent storage. **Options:** * None `[empty value]` * Cookie (default) `[cookie]` * Local Storage `[localStorage]` Storage Name ------------ .. confval:: storage_name :type: string :Default: '' You can customize the name of the cookie or localStorage entry that Klaro will use for storing the consent information. By default, Klaro will use "klaro". Callback ======== Callback -------- .. confval:: callback :type: string :Default: '' You can define an optional callback function that will be called each time the consent state for any given service changes. The consent value is passed as the first parameter (`true` means consented). The `service` config is passed as the second parameter. The content of this field is wrapped with `callback: function(consent, service) { }`. Enter only trusted JavaScript. Syntax errors or unsafe code in this field are emitted to the frontend configuration.