About Pagination

Thanks for reaching out @pscjwilliams. Yes, this can definitely be changed. The number of volunteer opportunities shown on a page uses the global setting that determines how many blog posts are shown on each page. You can find this setting within the admin at Settings >> Reading >> Blog pages show at most. The number used for that setting will be applied to volunteer opportunities. We recommend you adjust this setting with caution though, as it’s used often when themes and plugins display their own types of content.

I hope that’s helpful. Let us know if you have any other questions.

Since we haven’t heard from you in a little while I’m going to mark this as resolved. As always, let us know if you have any other questions.

Is there a way to alter the shortcode so that this occurs only on a single page?

I have a page where I want to only display the first three volunteer opportunities and then add a “Click here” to see the full list option.

It appears that you can do this on the widget, but is there a way to modify the shortcode to achieve this result?

Good question @bpasko. You can modify the shortcode to make this happen, but you’ll need to be comfortable with basic PHP code to make it work. If you are, there are two filters that will be helpful. wired-impact-volunteer-management_one_time_opp_shortcode_query for displaying one-time opportunities and wired-impact-volunteer-management_flexible_opp_shortcode_query for displaying flexible opportunities. Then you would modify the $args variable so that posts_per_page is the number you want on that page.

If you decide to hop into the code and get stuck don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions. Good luck.

I do not know php code and I am doing this as a volunteer for a non-profit. Is there someone that can help me with this?

Unfortunately, our team doesn’t work on custom coding projects. I’d recommend finding a WordPress developer who may be able to help you with some of the coding.