Easy WP SMTP – WordPress SMTP and vs SpeakOut!

Are your WordPress emails not being delivered? Install Easy WP SMTP and you’ll resolve your email delivery issues. Easy WP SMTP allows you to configure and send all outgoing emails via 8 transactional mailers or an SMTP server. This will prevent your emails from landing in the spam folder and improve your deliverability. Now with a new Gmail/Google integration for the quickest set-up and reliable email sending. All you need to do is log into your Google account and allow Easy WP SMTP to send emails on your behalf. You will be up and running in less than a minute! Available in the Easy WP SMTP Pro. You can resolve your email deliverability issues by configuring one of these SMTP mailers: SendLayer (recommended) Amazon SES [Pro] Gmail / Google Mail / Google Workspace [Pro] Mailgun Mailjet Microsoft 365 / Outlook [Pro] SendGrid Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) SMTP.com Postmark SparkPost SMTP2GO Zoho Mail [Pro] Other SMTP – configure any SMTP mail server How Easy WP SMTP Fixes WordPress Email Delivery By default, WordPress sends mail using the PHP mail() function, which most hosting servers don’t configure correctly. That’s the number one cause of WordPress email delivery problems, and it’s why your emails land in spam or never arrive at all. Easy WP SMTP fixes WordPress email delivery by routing every outgoing message through a proper SMTP connection or transactional mailer. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the industry standard for sending email. When your WordPress site sends email through an authenticated SMTP server, mailbox providers can verify your messages, which dramatically improves email delivery and inbox placement. Easy WP SMTP makes SMTP setup simple – connect your SMTP server or mailer once, and the plugin handles SMTP authentication and reliable email delivery for every WordPress email you send. Whether you connect a custom SMTP server, use Gmail SMTP, Outlook SMTP, or a transactional SMTP service, Easy WP SMTP gives you dependable WordPress email delivery with no technical SMTP knowledge required. It is the easiest way to set up SMTP in WordPress and finally fix your email delivery for good. Easy WP SMTP Features Send WordPress emails using one of the transactional mailers or an SMTP server. Our Setup Wizard helps you configure your mailer or SMTP provider in no time. The fastest Gmail / Google mail integration on the market (configure it in just a couple of clicks). You can use different transactional mailers or SMTP: SendLayer, Amazon SES (Pro), Gmail / Google (Pro), Mailgun, Microsoft 365 / Outlook (Pro), SendGrid, Brevo (formerly Sendinblue), SMTP.com. Powerful Email Logging – log all mail sent from your WordPress site, resend emails, store attachments, and more. [Pro] Email Alerts – receive notifications via email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, SMS, or custom webhooks, when email fails to send from your site. [Pro] Backup Connection – if your primary connection fails to send an email, your backup connection will make sure your email will still get delivered. [Pro] Smart Conditional Routing – set up rules to route different types of emails through various mailers, based on many supported filters. [Pro] Rate Limiting – control the frequency of emails sent from your WordPress site within a given time to stay aligned with your SMTP provider’s limitations. [Pro] Optimized Email Sending – send emails in background to avoid site slowdowns and bottlenecks. [Pro] Generate email and delivery reports in your WordPress dashboard – see how many emails were sent, opened and clicked, with the Email Reports feature. [Pro] The Dashboard Widget shows you sent, delivered, failed, opened and clicked stats at a glance. [Pro] You can use Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Hotmail, Zoho, or any other SMTP server. Seamlessly connect your WordPress site with a reliable mailer or SMTP provider to handle all outgoing emails. Securely deliver emails to your recipients. Debug Events that log any failed email sending attempts and the error that caused them. Ability to specify a Reply-to or BCC email address. All features supported regardless of mailer or SMTP configuration! Custom SMTP server support – connect any SMTP host with your own SMTP port, SMTP username, SMTP password, and SMTP encryption settings. WordPress SMTP made easy – replace the unreliable default WordPress mailer with authenticated SMTP for better email delivery. Fix WordPress email delivery – stop WordPress emails from going to spam and improve email delivery across contact forms, WooCommerce, and notifications. Mailer Options Easy WP SMTP plugin includes different SMTP mailers, so you can choose the one that fits your needs. SendLayer SendLayer is our recommended transactional SMTP email service. SendLayer is very affordable, reliable, and fast, plus it has a simple setup. You can configure it in a few minutes. It offers 30 days of email logs history, with email open and click tracking. SendLayer offers hundreds of emails for free when you sign up for their trial. Read our SendLayer documentation for more details. Amazon SES Amazon SES is a great mailer for advanced or technical users who want to take advantage of Amazon Web Services (AWS) SES service to send high volume of emails. Read our Amazon SES documentation for more details. Gmail / Google Mail / Google Workspace With our Gmail integration you will be able to send emails from your Gmail or Google Workspace account. There is no technical setup required. All you need to do is log into your Gmail/Google Workspace account and allow Easy WP SMTP to send emails on your behalf. That’s it! It really is that easy. Other SMTP WordPress plugins will require you to go through a very long and technical setup in order to send emails via your Gmail account, but not Easy WP SMTP. We have made the process as simple as possible. Read our Gmail / Google documentation for more details. Mailgun Easy WP SMTP uses Mailgun API to reliably and quickly send out your WordPress emails. Read our Mailgun documentation for more details. Mailjet Enhance your WordPress email deliverability with Easy WP SMTP’s seamless Mailjet integration. Send transactional emails effortlessly, enjoying 6000 free emails per month via Mailjet. Read our Mailjet documentation for more details. Microsoft 365 (Outlook and Office 365) If your business utilizes Outlook.com, Microsoft Office 365, or Azure for email, our Microsoft 365 / Outlook mailer integration can help you enhance your email deliverability by enabling you to send emails from WordPress using your existing Outlook.com or Microsoft 365 account. Read our Microsoft 365 / Outlook documentation for more details. SendGrid Easy WP SMTP uses SendGrid’s API to send your WordPress emails. If you have an SendGrid account, all you’ll need is the API key to connect your account with our plugin. They offer a free account, so you can test its reliability. Read our SendGrid documentation for more details. Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) Our plugin offers native integration with Brevo (formerly Sendinblue). All you have to do is open a Sendinblue account and copy the API key. They offer a free account with 300 emails per day. Read our Brevo documentation for more details. SMTP.com SMTP.com is a powerful transactional email service, with over 23 years of experience. You can get started with a 30-day trial account, where you can send up to 50,000 emails. Read our SMTP.com documentation for more details. Postmark Postmark is a transactional email service with great deliverability and budget-friendly pricing. You can start out with their free trial option, which allows you to send up to 100 emails per month through their secure API. Read our Postmark documentation for more details. SparkPost SparkPost is a transactional email provider, designed to provide high-speed, reliable, and secure email delivery. You can get started with the free test account that lets you send up to 500 emails per month. Read our SparkPost documentation for more details. SMTP2GO SMTP2GO delivers a powerful and reliable email service for transactional emails, supported by a worldwide infrastructure, detailed real-time analytics, and robust security measures. New users can take advantage of SMTP2GO’s free plan, which includes up to 1000 emails per month. Read our SMTP2GO documentation for more details. Zoho Mail If you use Zoho Mail for email communication, our Zoho mailer integration offers a robust solution to streamline your WordPress email delivery. This integration allows you to send emails directly through your Zoho account, leveraging its reliable infrastructure for improved deliverability. Read our Zoho Mail documentation for more details. Other SMTP With our Other SMTP mailer, you can configure any SMTP server to send your WordPress emails. You can use your own SMTP server, or any of the popular email providers: Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho, Hotmail, … Read our Other SMTP documentation for more details. Debug Events Debug Events is a feature that will log all your failed email sending attempts and provide additional information on why it failed and from which plugin the email was sent from. You can enable the Debug Email Sending option and all email sending attempts will be logged (not just the failing ones), so you can debug any delivery issues. Easy WP SMTP Pro Easy WP SMTP Pro provides awesome features that will improve your email deliverability (Amazon SES, Gmail / Google and Microsoft 365 / Outlook mailers) and help you monitor all your WordPress emails (Email Logs, Email Reports, enhanced Dashboard Widget, enhanced Weekly Email Summary, and more). Click here to purchase Easy WP SMTP Pro now! Email Log With our Email Logging, you can easily store and view a record of all emails sent from your website, providing you with a valuable resource for record-keeping, ensuring email compliance, and debugging during site development. Our WordPress email logs go beyond just recording emails. With advanced analytics and features, you can measure email engagement and improve email deliverability: Resend Emails Email Logs make it simple to resend or forward any email directly from the log, which can be incredibly helpful for resending failed emails or forwarding important messages. You can also take advantage of the bulk resend option to quickly resend multiple emails at once. Open and Click Email Tracking Gain deeper insights into the performance of your WordPress emails by using our email log feature to track opens and clicks. This feature allows you to measure engagement rates and optimize your messaging and calls-to-action for better results. Save Email Attachments Keep track of all email attachments sent from your WordPress site. This feature allows you to store attachments in one place, making it easy to review and archive them. Export Email Logs Export your WordPress emails to CSV, EML, or Excel with ease using our intuitive exporter. You can filter the logs by date range, search term, or other criteria to extract only the data you need for your reporting or analysis. Print Emails Our email logging feature allows you to easily print any email in a clear and easy-to-read format, making it simple to keep track of important email communications. Additionally, you can export email logs to PDF format for convenient digital archiving. Email Alerts Receive instant notifications if your emails fail to send, with alerts available through Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, SMS/Twilio, webhooks, or email via a secure API. Combined with our email logging and resending capabilities, Email Alerts guarantee that no critical email will ever be overlooked. Backup Connection Add a secondary connection that takes over if your main one fails. Easy WP SMTP identifies connection errors and effortlessly shifts to the backup mailer, ensuring that failed emails are automatically retried. Smart Conditional Routing Set up rules to route different types of emails through various mailers. You can filter by the email’s Subject, Message content, From or To addresses, the plugin that generated the email, and more. This approach lets you combine transactional and marketing providers for enhanced deliverability. Rate Limiting Control the frequency of emails sent from your WordPress site within a given time to stay aligned with your SMTP provider’s limitations. Easy WP SMTP lets you set limits on how many emails can be sent each minute, hour, day, week, or month and automatically manages the email queue to keep you within the allowed rate. Optimized Email Sending Is email sending affecting your site’s speed? Easy WP SMTP can queue your emails to enhance performance. With optimized sending, emails are sent in the background when server resources are available, helping to avoid site slowdowns and bottlenecks. Email Reports Track email deliverability and engagement with our email reports feature, which displays open and click-through rates grouped by subject line, regardless of mailer or SMTP service. The reports also include information on sent and failed emails each week, ensuring that you’re always aware of potential issues. Plus, you can view an email report chart right in your WordPress dashboard for quick and easy access. Weekly Email Summary Stay on top of your WordPress email statistics with our weekly email reports, sent to your inbox. These reports provide in-depth information on the number of emails sent, as well as opens and clicks. The Summary also shows failed email delivery stats, allowing you to quickly identify any potential issues without having to log into WordPress. WordPress Multisite WordPress Multisite Network Settings Manage Easy WP SMTP settings for all your multisite subsites in one place, simplifying administration for your multisite network. Easily Manage Multisite Emails Network administrators can easily monitor and manage email logs, email reports, debug events, and exports for all subsites in the network from a central dashboard. Who Is Easy WP SMTP For? Easy WP SMTP works on any WordPress site that sends email, from a small blog to a high-traffic store. Here is who gets the most value from reliable email delivery. WooCommerce and Online Stores Order confirmations, shipping updates, and password resets have to land in the inbox. Easy WP SMTP sends your WooCommerce emails through an authenticated mailer so customers actually receive them. Contact Forms and Lead Notifications When form entries from WPForms, Contact Form 7, or Gravity Forms stop arriving, the cause is almost always the default WordPress mailer. Connect an SMTP mailer once and every notification gets delivered. Membership, LMS, and Community Sites Welcome emails, account notices, and course updates keep your members active. Authenticated SMTP makes sure new sign-ups can confirm their account and log in without emails getting lost. Agencies and Freelancers Set up …

SpeakOut! Email Petitions allows you to easily create petition forms on your site. When visitors to your site submit the petition form, a copy of your message will be sent to the email address you specified e.g. your mayor. They can also choose to have the email BCC’d to themselves (default). The petition message will be signed with the contact information provided by the form submitter. After signing the petition, visitors will have the option of sharing your petition page with their followers on Facebook or x. Signatures are stored in the WordPress database and can be easily exported to CSV format for further analysis (there is no import function). You may set a goal for the number of signatures you hope to collect and then watch as a progress bar tracks your petition’s advance toward it’s goal – the goal can even update automatically when a % of your goal is reached. Petitions may also be configured to stop accepting new signatures on a specified date. The free version includes the core features needed to run a successful petition. For those who need more, the Pro version unlocks the ability to run unlimited campaigns and provides additional tools, such as an email sharing option and expanded integration with third-party mailing services. More information about the plugin and how to upgrade to the fully featured Pro version can be found at the official SpeakOut! WordPress petition plugin website. 4.6.5.1 This is a critical security patch. Please update immediately to protect your user data. 4.6.5 Bugfix: address misc warnings. 4.6.4 Bugfix: fix anonmyous record keeping issue. Bugfix: fix nonce issue with some admin pages causing permision errors. 4.6.3 Fix bad cache. 4.6.2 Fix php warning regarding missing options. 4.6.1 Security: Added a secure AJAX endpoint with nonce and capability checks for dismissing admin notices. Improvement: Modernized admin script and style loading to improve performance and adhere to WordPress best practices. Improvement: Redesigned the the admin pages the petition settings page for a cleaner and more consistent user interface. Improvement: The GDPR (Privacy Policy) setting is now mandatory when enabled. Bug fix: Corrected an issue in an AJAX handler that could prevent petition emails from being sent correctly. Bug fix: Prevented a potential PHP warning by ensuring the petition message is always a string. Improvement: updated “tested up to” to WP version 6.8.3 4.6.0 Security: Hardened the plugin by adding comprehensive data sanitization and output escaping across all forms, AJAX handlers, and admin pages to prevent XSS and other vulnerabilities. Security: Replaced direct use of $_POST, $_GET, and $_REQUEST variables with sanitized and validated data. Security: Ensured all URLs generated by the plugin are properly escaped using esc_url. Refactor: Completely overhauled the [emailpetition] shortcode rendering. The form HTML is now loaded from a separate template file ( includes/email-petition-form-template.php), improving code organization and making customization easier. Refactor: Consolidated all mailing list integration logic (ActiveCampaign, MailChimp, etc.) into a single, cleaner function call. Refactor: Improved custom field rendering by creating a dedicated helper function to reduce code duplication. Refactor: Updated AJAX handlers to securely process and validate all incoming data. Refactor: Switched to using WordPress best practices, such as has_shortcode() for content checking and admin_url() for creating admin links. Tweak: Improved pagination logic to be more robust and prevent potential errors. 4.5.2 improvement: updated “tested up to” to WP version 6.8 4.5.1 bug fix: CSV export was throwing an error – thanks Vegard B. improvement: updates to Swedish translations – thanks Magnus improvement: updated “test to” to WordPress 6.8 4.5.0 improvement: further refined bug fixed in 4.4.0 – thanks Darius S. @ patchstack.com 4.4.3 improvement: updated old changelog link at end of current changelog 4.4.2 improvement: updated “Tested up to” to 6.7 4.4.1 bug fix: Export to CSV not working – thanks Vincent R & Shawn D 4.4.0 bug fix: fixed XSS vulnerability in specially crafted shortcode – thanks Darius S. @ patchstack.com 4.3.6 bug fix: wonky CSS setting in basic theme – thanks Jordan. 4.3.5.2 improvement: updated “tested to” to version 6.6 4.3.5.1 improvement: changed CSV max_execution_time from 180 to 300 seconds and moved it so it is only applied if script is actually run. Also reset it to system default at end of script – thanks @gideonlupine 4.3.4 improvement: updated compatibility to WordPress 6.5 4.3.3.1 bug fix: debug code removed bug fix: new social icons missing in free version bug fix: in some circumstances an error was thrown in settings page – thanks Heiko 4.3.3 bug fix: error being thrown by field that can’t be edited in free version – thanks Giuseppe bug fix: somehow above error wasn’t fixed in 4.3.2 – thanks Mayda 4.3.1 improvement: updated social icons in all style sheets 4.3.0 improvement: changed “twitter” to “X” – thanks Jos improvement: removed some superfluous code improvement: added Serbian language 4.2.6 bug fix: no error if privacy policy box not checked – thanks Mika improvement: SpeakOut! now has its own domain SpeakOutPetitions.com 4.2.3 bug fix: In certain languages if privacy was enabled to show only the first letter of the surname, it would display a ? instead – thanks Niklas bug fix: signature list wouldn’t display if petition ID was greater than one. This was implemented to limit free users, but it has unintended consequences for legacy users with multiple petitions. Thanks Jim for letting me poke around. 4.2.2 improvement: updated “tested to” to 6.3 4.2.1 bug fix: multiple email addresses in Target Email or CC Email fields would be mashed together – thanks James and someone else who reported this 4.2.0 bug fix: custom field 6 location wasn’t being saved bug fix: in admin signature list, “anonymous” icon was showing HTML instead of being superscript improvement: added several webhooks – see https://speakoutpetitions.com/webhooks. Thanks for the idea Ben & Nick improvement: added email share icon to Pro version – thanks to whoever suggested it. improvement: displaying emails in the public signature list is now optional – with a warning that it might not be a wise idea improvement: translation updates 4.1.3.1 bug fix: Somehow a stray character found its way into the code which was breaking petitions. – thanks Meagan 4.1.2 bug fix: database creation error for new installs bug fix: if message was editable, formating was lost when sent to target (Pro only) – thanks Linda bug fix: language wasn’t bein passed via URL in confirmation emails improvement: eliminated php warning “ob_end_flush(): failed to send buffer of zlib output compression” improvement: added note to when “Do not send email (only collect signatures)” is checked 4.1.1 bug fix: if the petitionmessage shortcode was used, any Markdown in the message wasn’t being displayed. Thanks Michael. bug fix: if email confirmation was enabled, the numbering in the public signature list reflected the total number of signatures, not just the confirmed signtures. Thanks Rene & Martin bug fix: if email confirmation was enabled and public signatures spanned more than one page, scrolling didn’t work as expected – thanks Rene bug fix: on one layout of the public signature list, the word anonymous wasn’t translated – thanks Myriam-Zaa bug fix: increased size of honorifics field in database – thanks Glen C. bug fix: following some actions in the admin signature list it wasn’t showing the signature count improvement: new installs will now use the utf8mb4_general_ci character set for database text fields, instead of just utf8 – down the track I will change the character set for existing installs improvement: database creation now makes fields NULL instead of NOT NULL to allow for not collecting some data – down the track I will change all fields to NULL in existing installs 4.1.0 bug fix: Confirmation emails weren’t being sent if Email From field wasn’t set up properly, which was impossible. Thanks Thomas and Rene bug fix: non-existant parameter being passed to function improvement: updated the contextual help – first time ever :o) improvement: clarified wording of “display signature count” and where it refers to. improvement: database updates so free version is ready to upgrade to Pro 4.0.10 improvement: changed a page title – thanks Debbie P bug fix: some required fields were not showing red border – thanks Debbie P bug fix: redirect after signing not working – thanks Debbie P 4.0.9 bug fix: when clicking next in signature list it was displaying html – thanks Dan @tahninial 4.0.8 bug fix: slashes added to any apostrophes in email subject or greeting bug fix: missing default value in free version 4.0.7 bug fix: missing character would cause error in certain circumstances – thanks heiko 4.0.6.1 bug fix: if WordPress was installed in a subfolder, some administrator links may not have worked. Thanks Calvin 4.0.6 bug fix: petition message kept adding slashes in editor when saved. Thanks Calvin improvement: removed %%Your Signature%% from the petition message displayed on your site. It was causing confusion. Thanks Razvan improvement: minor typo fixed improvement: Dutch language imrovements – thanks Michiel 4.0.5 bug fix: petition message losing formatting – thanks @dcbuffalo improvement: better data sanitization in signature list 4.0.4.6 bug fix: html being displayed in admin signature list bug fix: file was being included twice bug fix: reconfirming selected signatures wasn’t working 4.0.4.5 bug fix: settings not saving due to incorrect input sanitize function improvement: German language update – thanks Mario 4.0.4.4 bug fix: in some circumstances an error was thrown in settings page – thanks Heiko 4.0.4.2 Policy compliance: Version 3 of SpeakOut! included a method of upgrading that turned out to be a WordPress plugin policy breach (4 months later!) and some potential security issues (after 10+ years!). This version remedies that and introduces a more cumbersome (for users), but compliant method of upgrading. bug fix: various fixes of things found while creating V4 improvement: removed support for importing the original speakup plugin. After 10 years, it’s time. Earlier Changelog Localizations Albanian sq_AL Incomplete Arabic ar_AR Arabic ar (Faisal Kadri) Catalan ca (Alberto Canals) Czech cs_CZ (Petr Å tepán, Michal Hradecký) Danish da_DK (A. L.) Dutch nl_NL (Kris Zanders, Petronella van Leusden) Finnish fi_FI French fr_FR German de_DE (Hannes Heller, Armin Vasilico, Andreas Kumlehn, Frank Jermann) Hebrew he_IL (Oren L) Korean ko_KO (Paul Lawley-Jones) Icelandic is_IS (Hildur Sif Thorarensen) Italian it_IT (MacItaly, Davide Granti, Simone Apollo) Norwegian nb_NO (Howard Gittela) Polish pl_PL (Damian Dzieduch) Portuguese (Brazil) pt_BR (Tel Amiel) Romanian ro_RO (Web Hosting Geeks) Russian ru_RU (Teplitsa) Serbian sr_RS (Mikhailo Matovic) Slovak sk_SK (@Beata) Slovenian sl_SI (MA-SEO) Spanish es_ES Swedish sv_SE (Susanne Nyman FurugÃ¥rd @sunyfu) If you would like to request or contribute a specific translation not listed above, visit the SpeakOut! Email Petitions website and use the contact form. Emailpetition Shortcode Attributes The following attributes may be applied when using the ‘[emailpetition]’ shortcode id The ID number of your petition (required). To display a basic petition, use this format: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″]’ width This sets the width of the wrapper “ ” that surrounds the petition form. Format as you would a width rule for any standard CSS selector. Values can be denominated in px, pt, em, % etc. The units marker (px, %) must be included. To set the petition from to display at 100% of it’s container, use: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ width=”100%”]’ A petition set to display at 500 pixels wide can be achieved using: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ width=”500px”]’ height This sets the height of the petition message box (rather than the height of the entire form). Format as you would a height rule for any standard CSS selector. Values can be denominated in px, pt, em, % etc. The units marker (px, %) must be included. A few notes on using percentages: Using a % value only works when the “Allow messages to be edited” feature is turned off—because the petition message will be displayed in a ‘ ’. When “Allow messages to be edited” is turned on, the petition message is displayed in a ”, which cannot be styled with % heights. Use px to set the height on petitions that allow message customization. To set the message box to scale to 100% of the height of the message it contains, use any % value (setting this to 100%, 0%, 200% or any other % value has the same result). Use px if you want the box to scale to a specific height. Examples: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ height=”500px”]’ ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ height=”100%”]’ progresswidth Sets the width of the outer progress bar. The filled area of the progress bar will automatically scale proportionally with the width of the outer prgress bar. Provide a numeric value in pixels only. Do not include the px unit marker. To display the progress bar at 300 pixels wide, use: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ progresswidth=”300″]’ class Adds an arbitrary class name to the wrapper ‘ ’ that surrounds the petition form. Typically used to assign the alignright, alignleft or aligncenter classes to the petition in order to float the petition form to one side of its container. To assign multiple classes, separate the class names with spaces. Examples: ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ class=”alignright”]’ ‘[emailpetition id=”1″ class=”style1 style2″]’ Signaturelist Shortcode Attributes id The ID number of your petition (required). To display a basic signature list, use this format: ‘[signaturelist id=”1″]’ rows The number of signature rows to display in the table. This will override the default value provided on the Settings page. To display 10 rows, use: ‘[signaturelist id=”1″ rows=”10″]’ dateformat Format of values in the date column. Use any of the standard PHP date formating characters. Default is ‘M d, Y’. A date such as “Sunday October 14, 2012 @ 9:42 am” can be displayed using: ‘[signaturelist id=”1″ dateformat=”l F d, Y @ g:i a”]’ prevbuttontext The text that displays in the previous signatures pagination button. Default is . signaturecount Shortcode Display the number (as text) of signatures collected for a given petition: id The ID number of your petition (required). ‘[signaturecount id=”3″]’ signaturegoal Shortcode Display the number (as text) of goal for a given petition: id The ID number of your petition (required). ‘[signaturegoal id=”3″]’