This page allows you to set various options on how the site is presented to you. Some things such as 12/24hr time format are set by your device/browser setup and so can’t be changed here.
There’s a help document with more details about the various options.
The registration/manage/calculator forms have a starter list showing the number of starters a given time period either side of your chosen time. By default this is 24hrs but this option allows you to alter that.
The system has a default set of fields used when displaying the membership list. This is likely the most useful set but it may not be what you want to view.
To that end drag and drop fields to and from the left hand list below to get the set you want. You may also order the fields as you wish. The “Name” field cannot be removed from the left hand list - doesn’t make sense to display someone’s details without that piece of information.
When you are done, type a name for the set (You can’t use “system” as this is the name for the underlying set. If you want your list to be the automatic choice name it “default”), choose whether it’s for desktop or mobile and save.
Pagination is the splitting up of a big chunk of data into smaller parts. This section allows you to configure how this works. By default, i.e. if you don’t do anything then the code will show the results as one big table but selecting “Pagination” splits that table into smaller ones of 25 rows. But once the table gets to 100 rows in size it is split automatically.
Use the two options below to select the small table size and the point at which pagination happens automatically. The “Manually enabled” option turns off the automatic feature and pagination will only happen if the checkbox is ticked.
If you wish to delete a search, select it from one of the dropdown lists and click the relevant Delete button.
By default the charts (on the membership lists page) use the body background colour as a starting point. This may not suit you so use the colour picker below to set things up how you prefer. There are two methods used to generate a “swatch” of colours: changing the hue, i.e. the colour itself, by stepping around the colour wheel; and shade, basically a series of darker versions of the same colour. Some people prefer one, some the other. Each has a slider control to let you adjust the step between each colour or shade. You may also set up each chart type differently using the dropdown boxes below.
The blocks below the picker show the colours that will be used according to your choice.
Use this slider to change the difference between the colours in the left hand column.
Use this slider to change the difference between the shades in the right hand column.
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