Hi Mia, sorry to hear you’re frustrated, that’s certainly not the goal.
The best way to display all your forms on one page is via the Give Archive page. This works similar to your standard Post Archive page where you might show all your blog articles. But keep in mind that the display of the forms is controlled entirely by your theme. Here’s two articles on our site about that:
Article/Tutorial:
https://givewp.com/donation-forms-one-page/
Detailed Documentation:
https://givewp.com/documentation/developers/themeing-with-give/themeing-give-archive-page/
It looks like you are using our give_form shortcode for outputting all the forms on that page currently. We don’t currently support outputting the featured image with the shortcode, so it won’t work that way at the moment, so the Archive is the best option.
Let me know if you have additional questions. Thanks!
Thanks very much for that really quick answer!
I’ll try the archive page and see what that looks like. Didn’t think of using it, thanks for the advice!
Hi @milastk – To add to what Matt said, you can use the content option within the donation form to display the image you’d like before the donation form. That would work if you’re only using the shortcode to output the donation form. On the single donation form page you may have two images appear. However, you could hide it with CSS as well. Either way, there’s a few ways to do it currently. Using the theme, like Matt said or with the content field within the donation form.
