• Resolved pakino

    (@pakino)


    Hello, congratulations for the plugin. I have a problem with Facebook Pixel. When the site is opened, the “fr” cookie is downloaded from Pixel. I was able to block google analytics cookies by following your guide. This no. Can you help me?

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  • Plugin Author Anthony Moore

    (@amooreto)

    Can you provide more details on how you are adding the Facebook pixel to your website?

    Are you adding it directly to your theme? Using a plugin? Or using something like Google Tag Manager?

    Thread Starter pakino

    (@pakino)

    Thanks for the reply. I use a plugin, it’s called Pixel Caffeine. By inspecting the code, the script is inserted into the <head>

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    You need to wrap the pixel with our helper functions.

    If you are doing this through a plugin, if this plugin doesn’t provide a filter you can use or if Facebook doesn’t provide a way to opt out like GA does, the only solution is for you to add this manually, without the plugin.

    Thread Starter pakino

    (@pakino)

    thanks for the reply, I think I will insert manually.

    I would need another help if possible.
    I followed the guide at this link

    https://gdpr-wp.com/knowledge-base/enabling-or-disabling-functionality-based-on-consent-and-cookies/

    to block analytics cookies. When I load the site these are not installed and that’s okay. But when the user accepts using the I Agree button cookies are installed _ga and _gid although they have not been accepted as cookies

    Plugin Author Fernando Claussen

    (@fclaussen)

    Can you share your site with me @pakino?

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