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[14steve14]

No real code to mess up in the footer file. Put the code where you like as long as it is not in a div that is used for something else.

I would put it after
<div class="grid_24" style="text-align: center; padding-bottom: 20px;">
  <?php echo tep_display_banner('static', $banner); ?>
</div>

If you put your code in a div, you could add your own styling to it to make it stand out from the footer using css.

[britchops]

Thanks Steve. In the end, I went for the main text in the index.php page as this only shows on the one intro page. Works fine for me.

Cheers

TJ

[14steve14]

Are you considering those people that will come to your site from a search engine and may not see the front page. Thats why it sould be on every page.

[britchops]

Good point. I'll consider this.

Thanks

TJ

[dforce]

Try this which is what i use on all my sites.

http://www.civicuk.com/cookie-law/index

you can have it so that it just informs them that your site uses non intrusive cookies and that the cookies you use are for site functionality only.

It is on every page also.

According to the rules if your site requires cookies for the basic functionality of the site then the simple inform rule can apply. OSC uses a cookie that is required for site functionality. If you use google analytics then you must have an opt in function which this also covers..

Anyways, best way is to have a look.

Works perfectly.