This is almost always caused by a conflict where another plugin or a theme is throwing a JavaScript error, which blocks the cookie notification from displaying.
Please follow the standard WordPress advice of switching to a default theme, like Twenty Seventeen, and disabling all other plugins. Re-check. Assuming that the notification bar is now displaying, re-enable each plugin one by one, checking the notification bar at each step. When you re-enable a plugin and the notification stops displaying, then you’ve found the problematic plugin.
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JohnP
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Thanks for the quick response.
I’ve found another plugin that works out-of-the-box, so my problem is solved.
I have the same problem. I deactivated ALL plugins and it works – if I deactivate any other plugin – it does NOT work – i can understand if just one plugin were a conflict but this one won’t work unless I deactivate ALL of my other plugins – not an option.
If you turned off all installed plugin, custom script and plugin still doesn’t work in your website, you should check your all theme files 🙂
In my case, i missed the require function “wp_footer ();” in footer.php.
@johnp I’m facing the same issue. Can you pls share the other plugin which worked for you?
Thanks.
