The community members are discussing alternatives to the popular Webflow cookie consent component, and whether a version of it can work in Webstudio. Some community members have tried to copy/paste the component from Webflow, but it doesn't work due to Webstudio's lack of interactions. Others suggest that the component likely uses JavaScript to show/hide the banner and write to a cookie, and that the interactions may just be for animations. A community member shares a tutorial for a simple cookie consent solution in Webflow, but is unsure if it can be implemented in Webstudio. Another community member tried to set up the Finsweet cookie consent component in Webstudio, but encountered an issue where the component's script tag was deleting the <link /> tags in the header. The community members are still looking for a solution that can be built and styled within Webstudio.
I tried to copy/paste it from my weblow site - it does not work(( I think it's because webstudio doesn't have interactions yet and it's clearly using them.
Hi, so I tried to set it up and kinda works the only thing is that the finsweet code it self is deleting all the <link rel="modulepreload"> in the header one you click on accept or on any button inside the banner. I dont know if @Oleg Isonen maybe knows something we can add to the script tag so that doesnt happen
I'm still wondering if anyone has found a solution for this little problem yet 🙂 It would be a really good solution for cookie compliance that can literally be built inside webstudio and styled with tokens
