public CalendarSelectDatesControl Activate()
 {
     if (!SelectDatesPanel.WrappedElement.Displayed)
     {
         CheckInElement.Click();
         AutomationWait <CalendarSelectDatesControl> .On(SelectDatesPanel)
         .UpTo(TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500))
         .TimeoutMessage("Select dates panel not displayed when control clicked")
         .Until(x => x.Displayed);
     }
     return(SelectDatesPanel);
 }
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        public void AcceptCookies()
        {
            //Would create a class for cookies banner if creating a full framework
            var panelElement        = By.Id("onetrust-banner-sdk");
            var acceptButtonLocator = By.Id("onetrust-accept-btn-handler");

            //Wait for Cookies banner to be in position before clicking
            AutomationWait <IWebDriver> .On(_driver)
            .SilentUntil(x => x.FindElements(panelElement) != null && x.FindElement(panelElement).GetAttribute("style").Contains("0px"));

            _driver.FindElement(acceptButtonLocator).Click();
        }
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 //A bit rough and ready but serves as a quick check if ElementExists on page
 //With more time would implement as an Extension method on driver
 //Would make timeout configurable if building full framework
 public virtual bool WaitForElementToExist(By elementLocator, int timeOut = 30)
 {
     return(AutomationWait <IWebDriver> .On(_driver)
            .UpTo(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(timeOut))
            .Until(x => x.FindElement(elementLocator)).Displayed);
 }
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 protected bool WaitForElementToBeDisplayed(By elementLocator, int timeOut = 3)
 {
     return(AutomationWait <IWebDriver> .On(WrappedDriver)
            .Until(x => x.FindElements(elementLocator) != null && x.FindElement(elementLocator).Displayed));
 }