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We only have 1 Newsletter, so I do not need nor do I want to display a List selection on the Newsletter subscription form. However, today we updated to the latest version and a message started showing down there on the subscription form saying the following:
“No lists is set to be shown on the Subscription/Form configuration for the “lists” field. This notice is shown only to administrators to help with configuration.”
That message breaks the design and I want to get rid of it. Is it now required to show a list on the form?
I can’t find a setting to remove that.
Thanks.Our site’s URL: https://deepinenespañol.org/
Hello,
as the message itself says, it is only shown to system administrators. It won’t be visible on the public website.
Michael
@michael-travan thank you, but I don’t want it to be displayed for me either. I just don’t want it to show period. It breaks the design.
How can I get rid of it? Our Newsletter form is at the bottom of the page, and it shows EVERYWHERE though out the site because it is on the Widgets area.
I’m not sure how to respond to this, but look at my screenshot below.
I do see a list there, but I do not have it selected as I don’t want the list selection to appear on the form. If I select it then the list selection appears even though we only have the one list.
Thanks
@michael-travan Ok, I managed to get rid of that annoying warning by actually creating a list, adding all our subscribers to that list and then configuring that list, so all new subscribers are automatically added to it. Then selected that new list to show as pre-selected on the selection checkmark on the Newsletter form, then hiding the Selection checkmark/icon with CSS. Hopefully this will work as I intended it to. I made a test, and it seems that a new subscriber was subscribed successfully.
In the past what we have done is just create new bulletins and send the bulletin to all subscribers, there was no actual list created, and this warning never appeared, so not sure what changed on your plugin.
Now, why don’t you guys make that optional? I’m sure other people will have this issue as well. Yeah, I’m the admin, but I want to see the site as it is supposed to look. That warning is a good idea to help with certain configurations, but there should be a way to hide it.
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