In the examples below, we'll use a website powered by WordPress. If your website uses a different CMS, the steps remain relatively the same:

  • Go to where the generated code of the Cookie Consent has been added. Usually, that's the header or footer part of your website.
  • Edit the configuration code according to the instructions below. For this particular task, the parameter is "palette."

Instructions:

  1. Go to your website. If you use WordPress, go to Appearance and click on Theme File Editor:

    TermsFeed WordPress: Dashboard - Appearance with Theme File Editor option highlighted

  2. In the Edit Themes section from Theme files on the right side, choose footer.php:

    TermsFeed WordPress: Theme File Editor - Theme File with footer.php option highlighted

  3. Scroll down up to the </body> tag. In our example here, the Cookie Consent code has already been generated and added:

    TermsFeed WordPress:Theme File with footer.php and Cookie Consent code highlighted

  4. Now you can change the color of the notice banner using the "palette" parameter.

    Change it from "palette":"dark" to "palette":"light":

    TermsFeed WordPress: Theme File with footer.php and Cookie Consent code with palette param highlighted

  5. Click on Update file:

    TermsFeed WordPress:Theme File with footer.php and Cookie Consent code - Update file button highlighted

  6. Done! The Cookie Consent Notice Banner will now be displayed with a different color scheme:

    TermsFeed WordPress: The Preview of Cookie Consent with Light version highlighted