I am just restarting work on my file after a 2 week lay off. I have done globals for headers, footers, social media etc. and now as I am replicating my current site (e-commerce) I have got to the bit about cookie acceptance. Is there a way of doing the numerous “cookie stacks” for RW and Classic tha…

A Cookie component is on the Roadmap , however, I can’t say exactly when that’ll make an appearance — hopefully it’ll be within the next few weeks :slight_smile:

THANKS for your quick response that’s great to know. I will carry on today and come to something I can not do - as always - and I will be back asking questions again no doubt. Have a great day!

well that would be more than handy as in the UK a site must comply with GDPR, so must at minimum offer the option to accept cookies The fines for failure are substantial. Penalties Has anyone built a quick workaround while waiting for a baked-in solution from …

Are you registered with ICO? If so you will be given a tier of fines dependent on size of your business. You will ONLY be fined if you misuse personal information or use cookie for direct marketing AGAINST the persons knowledge. You also have to follow Data Protection laws if you hold any customer/c…

That page is for all UK organisations. If your UK business processes data then it should be registered with the ICO & comply with GDPR. The fines scale, as you say. Cookies are part of that personal data ecosystem in GDPR. I gave up wondering why a long time ago. Simply storing personal data - inc…

[image] thecustomer: I’m astonished that having GDPR Cookie compliance isn’t already available in Elements , as any Elements site set live that collects personal data as defined by GDPR won’t be compliant unless a 3d party cookie management tool is used. As I mentioned above, a Cookie Componen…

I have been registered with ICO for over 5 years. I have it in writing from them that the maximum penalties they can impose are 4% of your annual worldwide turnover. Unless you’re running a major corporation I think you’re over estimating the fines. Mine is under 10k if I did a data breach. As I do…

I made no estimate of the fines. A maximum fine of 4% of turnover is still up to 4% of turnover, regardless of the size of your business :slight_smile: Strictly, storing data brings the data under the GDPR, even if you don’t make use of it. & if you email a client you’re making use of their data. …

& on adding a 3d party tool it’s asking to be placed in the Head Which seems hard to do in Element’s WYSIWYG - another reason to have an HTML editor, maybe?

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thecustomer (Will Rowan) 29 April 2025 10:01 9

Thanks Ben that’s good to know

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