Configuration

Loading of jQuery

This extensions loads its own jQuery file. You can disable it by adding the following TypoScript inside your constants.typoscript or by editing the constants inside the constant editor in the Template module.

Limit the amount of days, the cookie consents will be stored inside the database

You can now set how long user consent is stored in the database. This can help to keep the database-tables as small as possible.

This setting is available inside TypoScript

Adding links inside bodytext for displaying the cookie consent box

In Rich Text Editors you can make some settings inside your .yaml file so that you can insert links to the cookie consent box inside any bodytext.

Put the following configuration inside your .yaml file for your RTE. For example, it could be located inside Configuration/RTE/Default.yaml but this depends on your sitepackage/exension:

editor:
    config:
        stylesSet:
            - { name: "Cookie Set", element: "p", attributes: { 'class': 'cookie-set' } }

With this settings, you get an extra dropdown item inside the Style-dropdown list. This example surrounds the <p>-Tag with an extra class cookie-set. f.e.: <p class="cookie-set">Cookie settings</p>

Example of the dropdown.

Important

You can use any other solution for adding this class to your text. It is only important, that the element must have the class cookie-set.

For example you can use a <span>-Tag like <span class="cookie-set">Cookies</span>.

Be aware that you might need other settings than explained here.