List page empty

not sure why but the record i added manually does not appear, the record I added from the sign up page shows in chrome

none of them are showing in firefox

and when i delete the record it still shows on the list…… HELP!

First, did you follow the setup procedure outline on the “Setup Guide” page?

If you have followed the setup, and the list if records is still not showing, share a link so I can see what it’s doing.

I have only done the Setting Up the List Page and Detail Page part because I don’t want a user to enter their own info

here is the list page

https://www.crossfit1066.com/list/

have one entry in
joe test 8789 EWPVR December 5, 2013

OK, your theme has a rule for the class “fixed” that is hiding the table. You can either override the rule with one that targets the list table, or alter the template to remove the “fixed” class from the table.

do I have to go into myphpadmin to do this?
is this something the theme developer would have to help with

It’s got nothing to do with the database or PHPmyadmin, so don’t worry about that.
You could talk to the theme developer. If you do, just tell the developer what I told you, it will make sense to them.

Mostly, you just need to add a CSS rule that lets the Participants Database table display with position:relative.

.pdb-list table.fixed {
position:relative;
}

You’ll need to do more than that, but that will get you started. You can go to the plugin settings ad add it in under the “custom CSS” tab.

Thanks, this is what the developer had to say

I don’t think its theme related because all the “fixed” classes in the assets/css/app.css are prefixed like:

#header.fixed

So they won’t affect other elements. If you’re talking about this page: https://www.crossfit1066.com/list/

The shortcode is not running.

Well, if you get the list showing, then use the developer tools in your browser, select the table, you’ll see the CSS rule that is setting the positioning to fixed. That’s how I knew it was the problem. Did you try the override rule I suggested?