Standard petition [emailpetition id="1"]
We love SpeakOut! WordPress petition plugin!
You can also have a list of petitions that go to a single page but load a different petition on that page – try this: https://speakout.123host.net.au/speakout-demo/?petition=8. You can jump back to the original petition via this link https://speakout.123host.net.au/speakout-demo/?petition=1
The width can be changed in the shortcode [emailpetition id="1" width="100%"] and a petition can be centred like this [emailpetition id="1" class="aligncenter"] – see all the options on the advanced settings page
Want to promote your petition on another page? You can use shortcodes. For example Please sign our petition, our target is [signaturegoal id="1"], we have [signaturecount id="1"] so far. becomes
Please sign our petition, our target is 500, we have 359 so far.
You can display a list of signatures – names may repeat, but the email addresses are unique [signaturelist id="1"] There are options to display as a table (below) or as a list e.g. Robert A., Judy B., and the full surname can be displayed if preferred.
The number of signatures displayed per page is customisable.
359 | Mr. Abhishek R. | ||
358 | Ms. asdfg g. | ||
357 | Mr. Bill H. | ||
356 | Ms. test l. | ||
355 | Anonymous | ||
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You can also have multiple petitions on a page – notice that this one is set to not collect address data.
Perhaps you just want to display the petition title e.g. Sign our petition: [petitiontitle id="1"] becomes
Sign our petition: We love SpeakOut! WordPress petition plugin!
You can also display the petition message independently of the petition with [petitionmessage id="1"]
For more information on signature styling, see the FAQ