[Fetch Designs]

Great, I’ll reach out to you directly shortly with the information!

[Fetch Designs]

Hi Jake,

I don’t believe so but I’m not sure I fully understand what you are trying to do. Can you detail out how you are hoping to use it?

[Fetch Designs]

I’ve not been able to reproduce this issue yet. If you are able to send me a screenshot from your end of the issue and what type of device you are using that might help me debug further. Feel free to reply to the direct ticket email if that’s easier since I’ve also just replied to you there as well.

I apologize for the delay, I was out for a few days and have been trying to catch up. Thanks for your patience.

[Fetch Designs]

This setting is not yet in the plugin. However, it is actually planned to be added as part of the next release (likely version 2.3) which should be coming in the near future! If you are interested in trying out the beta version which includes this feature, let me know and I can get it sent over.

[Fetch Designs]

You can do this using a translation. If your site is in English, you would just create an English translation that include that phrase to change it to whatever other phrase you would like. For further information on how to set up a translation, you can refer to Translations in the Sign-up Sheet plugin.

If you run into any issues, just let me know.

Thanks,
Steph

[Fetch Designs]

For security purposes, the [user_sign_ups] shortcode requires the user to be logged into their WordPress account.

[Fetch Designs]

Hi Mark,

Thanks for reporting the issue. The fix in the 2.2.14 version was specific to the Divi theme. It was determined that Divi has some overly broad JavaScript that was conflicting with standard HTML internal links (links with hashtags # in them… which is what the Sign-up Sheets autoscroll feature uses). I was able to add a patch to prevent the related code in the Divi theme from running and breaking the links. I suspect a similar thing may be occurring for TheGem theme although I don’t have access to it to confirm. Are you able to send me a link to a page where this is occurring and I can see if I am able to reproduce and determine what is causing the issue? You can either reply here or open a direct Support Ticket. Alternatively, you may want to report this issue to the theme author as I suspect they will be able to provide a more permanent fix on their end.

[Fetch Designs]

Hi Thomas, I’m happy to report that having these additional fields added to the Status Email has now been develop and is planned to be released in the next version of the Sign-up Sheets plugin (likely version 2.2.15). If you are interested in trying out this feature ahead of time and you have a current active license for the Pro version, please reach out using the contact form to request access and I can send you the beta version so you can give it a spin. Otherwise, keep an eye out for the next version update when it’s officially released.

If you ever have any other suggestions for improvements to the plugin, please don’t hesitate to reach out!

[Fetch Designs]

Additional news! The feature to add custom fields to the Status Email has also now been developed. It is expected to be released with the next version of the plugin (likely version 2.2.15). Until then, for anyone with an active Pro plugin license who is interested in trying it out, please send a message through the contact form and request access. Thanks!

[Fetch Designs]

I just released a fix to workaround the Divi theme issue and it’s available in the new version 2.2.14 of the Sign-up Sheets plugin. Once you update you should be able to re-enable the auto-scroll feature. Please feel free to give it a try and let me know if you run into any other issues.

[Fetch Designs]

One new feature in the 2.2.13 version includes an optional auto-scroll ability to help users get to the sign-up form quickly especially if there is a lot of content on the page. However, it appears that the Divi theme has some code that is preventing those links from working. I’ve reported the issue to Divi and am hoping they can resolve the issue. In the meantime, please try disabling this feature to see if that fixes things. To do so…

1. In your admin, go to Sign-up Sheets → Settings → Sign-up Form
2. Select the checkbox for “Disable sign-up link auto-scroll to sheet (hash in sign-up link)”
3. Click the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the page

Thanks,
Steph

[Fetch Designs]

I replied earlier this morning via a direct support ticket with details on some next steps, but wanted to followup on this thread as well. Unfortunately I haven’t been able to reproduce the issue yet on my side. Let me know if you are still having trouble or have any questions with the suggestion I provided to disable the auto-scroll feature and see if that solves things for you. Thanks!

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I know I responded to you directly via email several months back, but I just noticed that I never followed up on this forum post. In case anyone else has this same question, this can be done by adding some CSS to your theme. Each column has it’s own CSS class so you can apply custom styling as desired. In this case the class for the date column is .column-date. Adding something like the following should produce the desired result…

@media only screen and (max-width: 760px) {
    .column-date {
        display: none;
    }
}

[Fetch Designs]

The sign-up sheets plugin provides only basic styles and not too many involving font colors other than inactive/closed tasks. Most styling will be inherited from your theme. Is it possible this color is coming from your theme? If not, can you provide an updated link to where this is occurring and I can take a closer look?

[Fetch Designs]

Yes! This is expected to be included with the next version of the plugin, 2.2.13. If you are interested in trying this out before that gets released, please made a request by sending it through this form… https://www.fetchdesigns.com/contact/#sign-up-sheet-support and I can provide a link to download the beta version.

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