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# Hide Sticky Cookie Button

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The **Hide Sticky Cookie Button** option lets you remove the floating cookie button that normally appears on your site after a user makes their cookie consent choice.

By default, the sticky cookie button allows visitors to easily **reopen the popup** and update their preferences at any time. Disabling it provides a cleaner interface but limits user access to re-manage consent.

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#### How to Configure

1. Open your Webflow project and go to the **Cookie Consent App Settings** tab.
2. Find the **Hide Sticky Cookie Button** option.
3. Toggle the setting **ON** to hide the sticky cookie button.
4. Save your changes.

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#### Important Notes

* **User Control:** Hiding the sticky button removes the quick way for users to reopen the popup. Make sure your site provides another method (e.g., a link in the footer) if required by regulations.
* **Compliance:** Privacy laws such as **GDPR** often require that users be able to easily change their consent at any time. Consider this before hiding the button.
* **Design Choice:** This option is useful if you want a minimal design or if you already provide consent management links elsewhere on your site.

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#### Example

* With **Hide Sticky Cookie Button = OFF** → A floating cookie icon appears on the page, allowing users to reopen the popup anytime.
* With **Hide Sticky Cookie Button = ON** → The floating cookie icon is hidden, and users cannot reopen the popup unless you provide an alternative link.