The work here is to remove the Osano CSS styles defined in custom.css, which seems pretty straightforward.

Two questions @antantunes --

1. We have a link in the footer of docs.camunda.io that reads "Cookie Preferences," and it opens a panel. That link currently has a CSS class named osano-footer-link-docu. I'd like to remove that CSS class, because it seems unnecessary, we already have a dedicated class for footer links. Do you know if that class name exists for some Osano logic to hook into the element? I don't see anything in our code that does so, and the panel opens due to the onclick handler, not something that's attaching based on a CSS selector. @akeller you may also have thoughts about this.
2. The onclick handler for that link reads onclick="Osano.cm.showDrawer('osano-cm-dom-info-dialog-open')". That argument osano-cm-dom-info-dialog-open looks like it is also a CSS selector. We don't reference it in our code, nor is there a CSS class defining styles for it, but I'm wondering if that value needs to also change for any CSS updates you push out through GTM?

Hi @pepopowitz , code to be deleted is everything after /* Osano Styles */

Regarding the class osano-footer-link-docu, thhe following page has the Osano documentation on how to add the cookie preferences link to the page. I don't see that class there so it should be something added to make the style of this link match the others on the footer.

https://docs.osano.com/hc/en-us/articles/22469660845204-Opening-the-Drawer-Storage-Preferences

I have tried removing the osano-footer-link-docu class and the link style changes. So I would say we need to keep the class.

Nothing should be changed on " onclick="Osano.cm.showDrawer('osano-cm-dom-info-dialog-open') ".

Thanks @antantunes! I should have no problem getting to this next week -- does that timing work for you?

Hey @pepopowitz , I'm sorry for the delayed response. Yes that would work!