Wired Impact

Of course! I’m happy to hear you found a solution!

@greenapples1402, our plugin uses javascript, so if the donation widget loads through the plugin, then you’d know that javascript is working. That said, it may be tough to add javascript within the WordPress editor. You could try copying and pasting the javascript into the “Text” tab for the main content editor, but it’s possible it won’t load.

Let me know if there is anything else we can do to help.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Thanks for reaching out @greenapples1402. Unfortunately, there isn’t a way to change the background that we know of. That said, you could reach out to Razoo support at support@razoo.com to ask them directly. Our plugin isn’t affiliated with their organization, so they might be able to provide you code to make it work. Good luck!

Jonathan
Wired Impact

That’s great to hear @rleegarrison! I’m glad you got it figured out.

If you wouldn’t mind, it would be great if you could leave an honest review of the plugin at https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/wired-impact-volunteer-management. Since the plugin is so new reviews are extremely helpful.

Have a good one.

Jonathan

It’s great to hear you have access and the way you have the CSS styles listed is exactly right:

body #wivm-sign-up-form input[type=submit] {
  float: left;
}

body {
  overflow-x: hidden;
  font-family: "Myriad Pro", "Trebuchet MS", Helvetica, sans-serif;
}

It’s worth noting that in this case the order of the CSS shouldn’t matter and they don’t need to be combined in any way.

Let me know if that works for you.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

There are two ways you could possibly handle this. The first, and one I wouldn’t recommend, is to turn off the plugin’s styling completely. You can do this by going to the WordPress admin >> Volunteer Mgmt >> Help & Settings >> General >> Choose “No, I’ll code my own styling.” and save. This will most likely fix the issue, but cause you to lose styling you like in other places.

The other options requires a little coding on your end, but I’m happy to help if you have access to the style.css file in your theme. You’ll want to add this code to the very bottom of that file and save it:

body #wivm-sign-up-form input[type=submit] {
    float: left;
}

Keep in mind that if you update your theme it will be overwritten. If you’re using a child theme I’d suggest you update the style.css file there so you don’t lose your change with an update.

Let me know how else we can help.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Thanks for clarifying @rleegarrison. That information is controlled by your theme’s template files. In order to adjust it for only volunteer opportunities, you’ll need to duplicate your default content template file within your theme’s folder, usually called single.php, and name the copy single-volunteer_opp.php within your theme. Then simply delete the line that outputs the metadata.

Unfortunately, this requires some knowledge of WordPress files, and some very basic coding experience.

Good luck and let me know what else I can do to help.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Thanks for reaching out @rleegarrison. The metadata you’re referring to (“by [name] and date”) shouldn’t show up in the list of volunteer opportunities. Are you showing the opportunities using either the [one_time_volunteer_opps] or [flexible_volunteer_opps] shortcode on a page? If so, the template doesn’t include that metadata. If not, I’d encourage you to use one of the shortcodes to display them on a page.

I hope that’s helpful. Let me know how it goes.

Jonathan
Wired Impact