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Thanks for letting me know and glad you could figure out a fix!
Let me know if you ever need anything else.
– Craig
Hey Marten,
You are correct that this should be available in the free version. Do you have this checkbox enabled? https://snag.gy/LDA2sk.jpg
The only other potential issue I could think of would be a caching plugin in use that had cached the page before this setting was enabled. If you have a caching plugin, try clearing the page cache.
Otherwise, could you send me your system info from the Support tab by creating a support ticket here https://roundupwp.com/support/? I can take a look then!
Thanks,
Craig
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Registrations for the Events Calendar - Event Registration Plugin] CSSNo problem!
Yes this will do that:
#rtec .rtec-error-message { font-weight: 400; }– Craig
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Registrations for the Events Calendar - Event Registration Plugin] CSSYes this is possible. The background color of the submit button can be changed on the “Form” tab with a setting. If you just wanted to change the submit button but not the register button, you would use this CSS:
#rtec form .rtec-submit-button { background: #f0f; }Here is the CSS for the others:
Change the border color and the error message background color:
#rtec .rtec-form-field .rtec-error { border-color: #f0f !important; } #rtec .rtec-form-field .rtec-error-message { background-color: #f0f; }Change the text color of the submit button:
#rtec form .rtec-submit-button { color: #fff; }Change the alignment of the submit button
#rtec form .rtec-form-buttons { text-align: left; }Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
No problem! Have a great start to your week.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Registrations for the Events Calendar - Event Registration Plugin] CSSHey petersfriends,
Yes there is a setting for custom CSS on the “Form” tab. You can paste it in there. Is that all you needed or did you need help with styling something?
– Craig
Hey adage,
Sorry for the trouble! This limit was set to ensure that the server wouldn’t timeout or reach a memory limit before displaying or exporting registrations for an event. Making it safe to display more than 300 registrations at once is something we plan on addressing soon.
In the mean time, you could try one of the following:
1) Delete 300 records so the last 200 records could then be exported
2) Change the line of code that limits the number of records to 300. This is line 95 of the file class-rtec-admin-events.php found in the inc/admin directory:Change:
$this->records_to_retrieve = 300;to this:
$this->records_to_retrieve = 500;Otherwise I’ll see if an update can be made within the next few weeks to address this. Let me know if you need more help or have questions!
– Craig
No problem! Have a great rest of your week.
Hey Patrick,
This is a bit tougher to do with JavaScript snippets. If you are handy with PHP you can use this page to put something together:
https://roundupwp.com/codex/action-rtec_the_attendee_list/
Otherwise, a future update will include more settings for the attendee list.
Hopefully that helps!
– Craig
Yes! Replace your existing code with this:
$('.rtec-attendee-list-wrap').each(function() { var $self = $(this); $(this).find('.rtec-attendee').each(function(index) { $(this).prependTo($self.find('.rtec-attendee-list').first()); }); }); $('.rtec-attendee-list-wrap').each(function() { $(this).find('.rtec-attendee').each(function(index) { var num = index + 1; $(this).text(num+'.'+$(this).text()); }); });Ahh sorry about that! Try the code with another slight change:
$('.rtec-attendee-list-wrap').each(function() { $(this).find('.rtec-attendee').each(function(index) { var num = index + 1; $(this).text(num+'.'+$(this).text()); }); });Hey again,
Version 2.2 contains several features that should be helpful for GDPR adequacy. Read about them here: https://roundupwp.com/gdpr-compliance-with-registrations-for-the-events-calendar/#free
Let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
Hello again,
Were you able to get something working? I’ll mark this as resolved but let me know if you have more questions!
– Craig
Hey again Adage,
Were you able to get this working? I’ll mark this as resolved for now but let me know if there is anything else I can help with.
– Craig
Hey Patrik,
You can change the attendee list to a single column and change the font-size with this CSS:
.rtec-event-meta .rtec-list-column-2 { width: 100%; font-size: 18px; }Go to the “Form” tab and scroll down to find the “Custom CSS” area to enter this.
Currently there is not a setting to make any of the fields a dropdown list. This will be added to the free version at some point, however. This is a feature in the paid “Pro” version currently.
Hopefully that helps!
– Craig