Wired Impact

Thanks for contacting us, kasm6654. It is possible to output all the committees, members and information on a page by using the [list_board_members] shortcode. Here’s a quick video detailing usage of the shortcode: https://youtu.be/kYdP0dtueEE

If you require modification of the output, you can customize the list-board-members.php template file by copying it into your theme and making any necessary changes there. To do this though, you’ll need to be or work with someone who is comfortable developing in WordPress.

Let us know if that helps or if you have any further questions. We’ll be happy to help!

Casey
Wired Impact

Let me see if I can help you Bob. I was able to get it working on my end. Here are the listings for each one you’d like to change:

I’m Going
Original String: I’m Going
Text domain: nonprofit-board-management
Text context: (Always leave this blank)
Replacement String: Yes

I’m Not Going
Original String: I’m Not Going
Text domain: nonprofit-board-management
Text context: (Always leave this blank)
Replacement String: No

Who’s Coming?
Original String: Who’s Coming?
Text domain: nonprofit-board-management (Use this every time)
Text context: (Always leave this blank)
Replacement String: Yes votes

RSVP
Original String: RSVP
Text domain: (Leave this one blank due to a small coding error)
Text context: (Always leave this blank)
Replacement String: Vote

Did that work for you? Let me know if you have any other questions.

Jonathan

That’s a great suggestion @klaatu909 and I think allowing members to vote would be really helpful for boards that use the plugin.

If you’re looking to accomplish something similar to this now take a look at the plugin at https://wordpress.org/plugins/say-what/. It allows you to change the text the plugin shows without altering the code. That way if you want to set up the system to work for voting at this point you could. I know there are also a number of voting plugins you could try out.

Good luck and let us know if you have any other questions.

Jonathan

Thanks for your kind words Natalie and for your suggestions on new features. The attendance tracking was definitely on our list, but automatically filling out information for logged-in volunteers was not. That’s a great idea and has been added to our list of potential features.

Also, since the plugin is so new, we’d love it if you’d take a moment to leave an honest review at https://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/wired-impact-volunteer-management.

Thanks again for your thoughts and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or more ideas in the future.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Since we haven’t heard from you in about a week we’ll go ahead and mark this as resolved. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Jonathan

Thanks for reaching out @bamchenry. In order to show your volunteer opportunities on the /volunteers page you’ll need to add one of the two shortcodes within that page’s content. For one-time opportunities write [one_time_volunteer_opps] and for flexible opportunities use [flexible_volunteer_opps].

It’s important to note, you can’t post both types of opportunities on the same page. Please list only one of the shortcodes on each page.

Let us know if you have any trouble at all.

Jonathan

Lori, we just updated the plugin so it should work much better with the Twenty Fourteen theme.

Please update the plugin on your website and let us know how it works for you.

Jonathan

Thanks for the details Lori. It appears the Twenty Fourteen theme doesn’t work well with the plugin out of the box. This is something we plan to look into in the next few weeks, but it is worth noting that the plugin files are templated.

In order to adjust the single volunteer opportunity template you can copy the plugin file at templates/opp-single.php into your current theme’s folder within another folder called “wivm” and adjust it as needed.

Let me know if you need some more direction on that front and we’ll do our best to help out.

Have a good one.

Jonathan