Cindy Kendrick

It will depend on the CSS the plugin is using, but you can try adding !important to the CSS. For example:

.mycustomclass {
   color: #000 !important;
}

Check that under User Permissions, View is set to something subscribers can do on your site (like Read).

1. Yes this can be done using the Master list view type. Be sure that only admins are set under User Permissions settings to be able to add, edit, delete, and complete items.

2. No, there currently isn’t way to get a report.

Yes, there is no way built into the plugin to do that, so it would have had to have been a paid customization. They decided to not go through with it (I’m not available anymore for customizations either). The UI aspect was the main problem, for sites that more than a couple users.

I have figured out how to do this. It’s best to do it as a new plugin, although you also could just paste the code into functions.php.

You can see the code at this GitHub gist.

I’ve added this in the upcoming 3.4 version (no definite date for release but soon).

Sorry it took so long, but I’ve just fixed this and will have version 1.2.2 out shortly.

Thank you for telling me that. I’ll fix that in my next version and double check all loops to make sure they have that function after them.

I still haven’t figured out a way to make the two plugins work together. I’ll try and take another look at it sometime soon.

The only method I can think of is using a category for each of the Phases.

I’m afraid I can’t answer if or how it would be possible with that particular widget because it depends on what HTML that widget is generating and what styles your theme already provides. What this plugin will do is allow you to add a class to that specific widget instance that you can then use to style that widget via CSS in your theme.

Sorry for the delayed response, I just had a baby last Friday ?? Sounds like you want the individual list type. When you use this type, it automatically shows them their own tasks, including using the todoadmin shortcode.

It likely has something to do with your theme. Check out https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/widget-css-classes/faq/. Make sure that the register_sidebar calls are set up as described.

User permissions probably need adjusted. Make sure that Tori does NOT have the capability that is set for Edit To-Do Item Capability or anything other than the view and complete capabilities. If they are Contributors for example the first two drop downs should be set to Edit Posts. All the others should be set to Manage Options. One thing to note is that is that if every user on your site was an admin then it wouldn’t work.

You can use the Master list view type under To-Do List > Settings > General. This allows non-admins to check off items individually (it won’t affect others’ lists). They won’t be able to edit any of the items details, including due date and progress. If an admin checks off an item, it will be removed from everyone’s list.

Under To-Do List > Settings > User Permission the view and complete dropdowns should be set to an capability regular users have on your site. Then you want to set all the others to something only admins can do (such as Manage Options) so only admins can change the master list.