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Your members open it on their phone, type their own thoughts beside each point, and email the whole thing to themselves before they leave the parking lot. No app to install, no account to create, nothing to remember.<\/p>\n\n For the person in the pew<\/strong><\/p>\n\n For the church office<\/strong><\/p>\n\n This plugin bundles one third-party library, unmodified and unminified:<\/p>\n\n \"QR Code\" is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED, used here only to describe what the code is.<\/p>\n\n\n No. Notes are saved in the member's own browser as soon as they start typing. The plugin also keeps an anonymous copy on the website for that device. Email sends a copy of the notes; it does not sign anyone in or restore notes on another device.<\/p><\/dd>\n It is read, turned into an outline, and thrown away. Nothing is added to your\nmedia library and nothing is kept on your server. You see everything the plugin\nfound before any of it goes into the sermon, and you can change any line of it\nfirst.<\/p>\n\n Your outline is not sent anywhere outside your own website, and there is no\naccount to connect.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. The old One sermon to a page. Notes are saved against the sermon they belong to, and a\npage holding two sermons would file the second one's notes under the first, so\nthe second is left out rather than crossed. Drafts and password-protected\nsermons are never shown this way.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes. Add the Sermon List<\/strong> block to any page, or use single column, whatever you choose.<\/p>\n\n The old Yes. Build a page in your own builder with your own header and wording, put a\nSermon List on it, and choose it under Sermon Notes -> Settings -> Sermon\naddresses -> Sermons page<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n That page then IS your sermons address: visitors arriving at Choose Let my theme draw it<\/strong> to go back to the ordinary archive at any time.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. Give a series<\/strong> its artwork, or a speaker<\/strong> their photo, under Sermon\nNotes -> Series and Sermon Notes -> Speakers. Any sermon without a picture of\nits own borrows one, so a whole list looks finished after a single upload.<\/p>\n\n A sermon that has its own featured image always keeps it.<\/p><\/dd>\n Yes, under Sermon Notes \u2192 Settings \u2192 Sermon addresses<\/strong>. You can rename all\nthree: the sermons themselves, the series listings and the speaker listings.<\/p>\n\n Every link you have already printed or posted keeps working. The old address\nredirects permanently to the new one, so a bulletin from last month still\nreaches the sermon.<\/p>\n\n If another plugin, one of your own pages or WordPress itself already uses the\naddress you type, the plugin refuses it and tells you what has it \u2014 rather than\naccepting it and leaving you with a page that cannot be found.<\/p><\/dd>\n That depends on your hosting, not on this plugin. WordPress sends mail through your web server by default, and many hosts deliver that mail straight to spam. This plugin does not include its own mail service; instead it checks your setup and, if it looks risky, points you at a free SMTP plugin that fixes it properly.<\/p><\/dd>\n By default, no. Everything stays on your own site, and the plugin makes no outbound connections of its own. The only thing that leaves your server is an email a member has asked for, sent by your own site in the ordinary way.<\/p><\/dd>\n Start with the Design controls. For a change they do not cover, use your theme's Additional CSS area and the selector reference on the Design screen. When the plugin stylesheet is queued before the page head, WordPress loads that CSS after this plugin's stylesheet, so ordinary selectors such as Nothing, unless you ask for it. Deleting the plugin leaves your sermons and notes in place. There is a setting under Sermon Notes \u2192 Settings \u2192 Data<\/strong> to remove everything on uninstall, and it is off by default.<\/p><\/dd>\n Go to Sermon Notes \u2192 All Sermons<\/strong>, hover the sermon and choose QR code<\/strong>. Download it as an SVG for anything that takes one (Word, Canva, InDesign, Publisher) or as a PNG for anything that does not, and drop it into your bulletin.<\/p>\n\n The code is drawn inside your own browser by a library that ships with the plugin. Your sermon's address is never sent to a QR service, so nobody outside your church learns what you are preaching or when.<\/p>\n\n Only published sermons are offered one, deliberately. A code printed onto five hundred bulletins cannot be corrected, and one pointing at a draft would send everybody who scanned it to a \"page not found\".<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n Stable release.<\/strong> This is the final 3.0.0 release following the completed internal review and compatibility checks. The beta release records below are preserved as history.<\/p>\n\n What the first round of testing found.<\/strong> A person worked through every check on a real church website, on a real phone. Most of what came back was a step that was hard to follow rather than something broken; these are the parts that were real.<\/p>\n\n[sermon_notes]<\/code> with [iws_church_sermon_notes]<\/code> and [sermon_list]<\/code> with [iws_church_sermon_list]<\/code> before updating. 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[iws_church_sermon_notes id=\"123\"]<\/code>, or [iws_church_sermon_notes latest=\"1\"]<\/code> for the most recent one \u2014 works in any page builder<\/li>\n[iws_church_sermon_list]<\/code> \u2014 the latest few, one series, or everything one person has preached<\/li>\nThird-Party Libraries<\/h3>\n\n
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Do members need an account to take notes?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What happens to the Word document I upload?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I put the notes somewhere other than the sermon page?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
[iws_church_sermon_notes id=\"123\"]<\/code> puts that sermon's outline, note boxes and email\nbutton on any page or post, including inside a page builder. Use\n [iws_church_sermon_notes latest=\"1\"] and the page always shows your most recent sermon\nwithout you editing it every week.<\/p>\n\n[sermon_notes]<\/code> tag is not registered in 3.1.4. Replace it with\n [iws_church_sermon_notes] before updating the plugin.<\/p>\n\nCan I show a list of my sermons on a page?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
[iws_church_sermon_list]<\/code> in a\npage builder. You choose how many, which series or speaker, how many columns,\nand whether to show the artwork, the details and your own summary.<\/p>\n\n[iws_church_sermon_list count=\"6\" columns=\"3\"] is the whole of it for most churches, and\n[iws_church_sermon_list series=\"advent\"] lists one series. On a phone it is always a\n<\/code><\/pre>\n\n[sermon_list]<\/code> tag is not registered in 3.1.4. Replace it with\n [iws_church_sermon_list] before updating the plugin.<\/p><\/dd>\nCan I use my own page as the sermons page?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
\/sermons\/<\/code> see\nthe page you built, drawn by your theme as a page, with whatever width and\nlayout your builder gives it. Its own old address moves people to the sermons\naddress, so there is one page at one link rather than two of each.<\/p>\n\nDo I have to set a picture on every sermon?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Can I change the \/sermons\/ address?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Will the emails actually arrive?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does this send any data to a third party?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
How can we make advanced visual changes?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
.csn-outline .csn-title<\/code> can override a plugin default without !important<\/code>. A page builder can render notes after the page head, where output order varies; add a page parent such as .entry-content .csn-outline .csn-title<\/code> when needed.<\/p><\/dd>\nWhat happens to our notes if we delete the plugin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
How do I put a QR code in our bulletin?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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