Adobe portfolio: Embedded element adds unwanted cookies bar to site.

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Hoping someone can help. I've added an embedded image slideshow to my portfolio, when I preview the page the slideshow has a cookies message overlaid at the bottom, despite having the show cookies message option switched off for my site. Is this something I can change within portfolio, or will embedded code elements always show a cookies message? Thanks in advance.

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Oryk HAIST

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... the same issue with an embedded 'link' to a Lightroom album ( <iframe id="iframe" src="https://lightroom.adobe.com/embed/shares/XXXXXXXXXX/slideshow? ...... ) .

-Oryk

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Nancy OShea

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@Oryk HAIST,

No need to embed. See below about Portfolio's Integration with Lightroom.

https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/articles/360036720853-How-the-Lightroom-integration-works

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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Oryk HAIST

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Hello Nancy,

"Any changes/edits you make to your Lightroom images and albums will need to be reimported to Adobe Portfolio." As a photojournalist I dont't have time to edit my grid every time I add/delete files to/from my album.

An 'embedded' album is a way to keep a live-album up to date via Lightroom (web, mobile or desktop).

Why there is the option to create a embedded code?

-Oryk

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Nancy OShea

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Hi @jayb71347206,

I assume the source of your slideshow is sending up a Cookie Banner. Since you don't control the 3rd party site, there's nothing you can do about it.

Can I ask why you're using a 3rd party site for a slideshow? Wouldn't it be simpler & cleaner to just add a Photo Grid Module with optional Lightbox Viewer to your page?

https://help.myportfolio.com/hc/articles/360035920114-Photo-Grid-module

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Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

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jayb71347206Author

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Hi, Nancy.

Thanks for your reply - yes I thought the same, I used Adobe XD to create the slideshow, so assumed the cookies banner was being dictated from there.

Can you elaborate on the lightbox viewer for the image grid please? I didn't realise that was an option (i'm new to Portfolio). If it's possible to achieve the same effect (a horizontal scrolling image section) that sounds ideal.

Many thanks,

Jay.

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