Cookie Code

Cookie Code

To comply with the European Cookie Directive you will need to add a third party script code to each website you launch.

An explanation of this law can be found here - note this was adopted into UK Law as well.

By adding a cookie bar, your site visitors will be warned that your site uses and stores cookies on their browser in order to:

a) operate as an ecommerce site (saving baskets, remembering login information etc)
b) gather anonymous browsing information (e.g. Google Analytics, Hotjar etc)
c) provide other functions such as chat features, advertising and more

To add the code for a cookie warning popup, take a look at the following available (free) scripts:
  1. https://cookieinfoscript.com/
  2. https://www.phpjabbers.com/free-cookie-policy-script/
  3. https://cookie-bar.eu/


Adding the Code

Simple scripts can be added via the Marketing page on each Sales Channel
Javascript code can be added to your site template via the custom.js snippet, or added as a new file via the Edit Template - New File option.

You should have a relevant Privacy Policy page live on your website. You may need to customise the code to link to your Privacy Policy.
    • Related Articles

    • Adding Google Analytics code

      Google Analytics is one of many analytics services available for site owners to review and monitor their site activity. Examples of information you can learn include: Number of site visitors Most (and least) popular pages Traffic Sources (e.g. ...
    • Understanding Shopit's default cache

      Shopit has a default cache setup for every website which - depending on the changes you make and the server connection locations - can mean you don't see web changes for 10 seconds to 10minutes Why do you have a cache? All website visitors demand a ...
    • Making Your Site Live - Domains

      When launching a website by changing DNS settings, it can take 0-48 hours for a site to go live. Your website will still be accessible to you via the 'Edit Website' link within Design, or using the previous development url e.g. ...