react-cookie-consent | customizable cookie consent bar for use in React | Frontend Framework library
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A small, simple and customizable cookie consent bar for use in React applications.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to override third party component inline style.
I followed the doc how can i override inline styles
So, I used &[style]
to override the inline style but this is not working.
The third party component I use is CookieConsent
Right now, my component is looking like that:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-11 at 21:55From the documentation page you linked:
Inline styles will always take precedence over external CSS, so you cannot override it by simply increasing specificity.
Let's stop right there. Styled Components adds classes to elements. In HTML/CSS, style
attribute styles will almost always trump class-based styles; there is nothing Styled Components (or any other class-based library) can do to change that ... unless you use a "hack" with !important
that is ...
There is a neat trick however, which is to use the style element-attr CSS Selector in conjunction with !important:
The !important
is an essential part of that hack, and so the (working) code you posted:
QUESTION
I have a React app created with CRA, it compiles and runs fine. But production build made with yarn buld
and served with serve -s build
shows following error in console:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-24 at 14:26After long hours of trial I finally made it work with this trick:
Replaced import statement from
QUESTION
I am trying to use Vanilla Tilt in my React app with the following example: https://codesandbox.io/s/vanilla-tilt-with-react-n5ptm
My code looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-21 at 11:28Though React-17
has been recently released. There may occur some errors with some packages.
Try downgrading to the previous stable version of React.
Go to your package.json
replace "react-dom": "^17.0.1"
, and "react": "^17.0.1"
, with "react-dom": "^16.13.1"
, and "react": "^16.13.1"
.
Then do a npm install
in the terminal to get it started.
QUESTION
I want to use google analytics in my website, but be gdpr compliant, so only fire it, when the user consents.
I am using gatsby and followed this tutorial: https://www.improvebadcode.com/gatsby-gdpr-cookie-consent/, which makes total sense in my unterstanding.
So I'am using gatsby-plugin-gdpr-cookies
and react-cookie-consent
.
My gatsby-config looks like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-21 at 09:21I've faced recently the same issue, some Google Analytics plugins (gatsby-plugin-gdpr-cookies
and gatsby-plugin-google-analytics
). It seems that both are actually using an old version of the tracker. The script was perfectly inserted in the page but it doesn't show any results in Google's dashboard.
Reading some official documentation I've ended using gatsby-plugin-google-gtag
(recommended by Gatsby) and it worked, maybe it works for you too:
QUESTION
So I am working on a website that is using react. I have been testing it in different browsers, and right now the only browser not working is the terrible Internet Explorer. When the page loads on internet explorer it is just a blank/white screen. I have tried multiple suggestions like integrating browserlist, @babel/preset-env with no luck. I completely upgraded from babel 6 to babel 7 to see if that was the issue and nothing changed.
Here are my Dependencies and Dev Dependencies:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-25 at 23:45Preset-env doesnt support ie 11 by default. You have to configure it as a minimum supported version. https://babeljs.io/docs/en/babel-preset-env#options
QUESTION
I've got an issue with react-testing-library with my React project on TypeScript.
I've been searching on many websites an answer, checking tutorials but I'm really stuck and can't find the answer, changing some configurations on babel.config.js, tsconfig.json and jest.config.js, installing new packages (not sure if I had to install @types for testing-library for example) but I'm not expert with all of this and I'm lost.
I've tried an easy test and it says :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-03 at 12:15Better to use as following:
QUESTION
On my Gatsby site I want a Youtube component that only shows up if the user has accepted cookies, because of GDPR. If they have declined cookies I want it to give guidance for resetting their preferences, and if cookie acceptance state is unknown (say they're using an extension that has blocked the cookie notice) I want it to say that it doesn't know whether cookies are allowed or not and if you don't see the banner then please check your adblocker.
I have already set up global state via react-redux that checks for the 'acceptCookies' cookie and all the logic for displaying the banner etc (it's all done using react-cookie-consent) and sets state.acceptCookies to true. This has worked on various pages where for example I only want a contact form to show up if cookies are accepted.
This is my component (which I include in any page which is to have a Youtube video, passing it the Youtube code as a prop) :
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-15 at 09:02I'd write the YoutubeVideo
component like this instead:
QUESTION
I am using React/Nextjs for my website and the react-cookie-consent library. It creates a pop up where the user can agree to the cookie policy. If agreed, a cookie is set: CookieConsent with value "true".
Additionally, I want to use Google Analytics to track users if they agree (click Accept on the popup).
But it doesnt work: The Google Analytic cookies _ga and G_ENABLED_IDPS are set before the user clicks on the pop up.
Funny thing is, I only realized that on the Microsoft Edge Browser. In Chrome, these cookies are not set before the user gives consent.
This is my current code in _document.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-19 at 09:59The way you were doing it is Opt-out. The GA cookie is always set, as soon as the client requests the gtag.js. This however doesn't comply with GDPR. What you should look into is Opt-in, so that no GA cookie is set without consenting.
The general idea is to async load the gtag.js once the client has consented. For full functionality of gtag functions you have to load the gtag.js on every page-load if the client already consented. Best practice to do this is with a cookieconsent cookie set on consent. There's a widely used js library for this, which generates a popup and sets the consent-cookie for you.
Reference:
https://www.osano.com/cookieconsent/documentation/javascript-api/
You can generate code for the layout of your cookie banner by clicking Start Coding here:
https://www.osano.com/cookieconsent/download/
https://github.com/osano/cookieconsent/blob/dev/examples/example-7-javascript-api.html
Following code has to be implemented on every page in the section:
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