ESignature Security is one of ApproveMe’s highest priority’s and it should be your priority as well. WithWP E Signatureall of your esigned documents and online signature’s are encrypted and kept hidden in your database, using GUID encryption. Contract Encryption: All e signature’s, text field data and contract content is encrypted and saved on your server in your phpmyadmin database. Tamper Resistance: If you are unlucky enough to have your website hacked, even if a hacker attempts to unencrypt an online signature or document and they try to change so much as a comma to a semi-colon the document will automatically redirect to a 404 Contract not found message and alert all parties associated with the document that the document has been altered. Security using SSL: WP eSignature makes it easy for you to force secure SSL signing on all of your online contracts whenever you have a valid SSL certificate installed on your website. Document&Signer; ID Numbers: Each Document and Signer have their own custom generated signer ID. These details (along with their ip address) is affixed to the auto-generated audit trail for each signed contract. No Images of eSignatures are Saved on Your Server:Storing your signers signature on your ftp server is a major risk and huge liability! This is the same signature that is used to apply for a credit card, purchase a house, buy a car, etc. It’s for this very reason that all of the WP E Signature online signatures are encrypted and only the mouse strokes of the signature are stored. The image of the online will never be stored on your server. Audit Trail and Serial Numbers: So what happens once a user Sign’s Documents Online with WP Esignature? Once a document is completed a unique serial number gets generated and affixed to the audit trail contents then it is emailed to all signatory parties. If any data that is located in the audit trail is ever manipulated or altered in ANYWAY, the unique serial number will be automatically updated (so you and a judge can verify that this was (or was not) the document that you electronically signed). Signature Addon’s vs WP ESignature:  WordPress Form Plugins are awesome (gravity forms, ninja forms, caldera forms, formberry, etc)! You can drum up some incredibly powerful form automations and workflows using a WordPress website; However, signing a court recognized and legally binding document is NOT their main focus (it is WP ESignature’s ENTIRE focus).  ApproveMe has spent MANY years creating a proprietary online contract signing platform that adheres to the very strictUETA and ESIGNinternational and national contract signing regulations. For more details visit here -https://www.approveme.me/security-ueta-e-sign-protection/ ...read more

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A customer recently asked us how you could modify SharePoints List View Web Part (LVWP) to word wrap column headers.This example shows a basic SharePoint list with a long title that is causing a horizontal toolbar as it won’t word warp even though the column will only ever contain Yes or No. Of course you could rename the column and shorted the name and put more information in the description – but that only appears on the Edit form so it’s a balancing act between being brief and giving enough info so everyone knows what the columns contains. Anyway – how to make these columns word wrap? Inspired by this post onStack ExchangeI looked at usingCascading Style Sheetsto do this. The property we need iswhite-space : normal Then we need to figure out which parts of the html to apply it to. This is done by HTML classes, so taking into account SharePoint 2007 and 2010 and different column styles (number/text/filterable/non-filterable) we end up with. <style type= "text/css">.ms-vh, .ms-vh2-nograd, .ms-vh2, .ms-vb{white-space: normal}</style> So the white-space property is applied to html elements with a class of .ms-vh, ms-vh2-nograd and so on. We could also make the column headers center aligned and red (just for an example) by putting in <style type="text/css">.ms-vh, .ms-vh2-nograd, .ms-vh2, .ms-vb{white-space: normal;text-align:center; vertical-align:text-bottom;}</style>So how do we add these styles to the page? You can use SharePoint Designer, but perhaps the easiest way is to add it via a Content Editor Web Part (CEWP) Go to your list. Select Site Actions > Edit Page Click “Add a web part” SharePoint 2007SharePoint 2010 Select Miscellaneous > Content Editor Web Part Click “open tool pane” then “Source Editor” Add in the CSS from above Select Media and Content > Content Editor Select “Click here to add new content” On the ribbon select Html > Edit HTML Source Add in the CSS. And – word wrapping :- If this doesn’t work for you then as with all things ‘code’ exact syntax is important so check everything carefully – a “ is not the same as a ” for example. Also be sure that you’ve put the CSS in the HTMLSourcearea, not just directly into the rich text editor. You can add lots more effects (Red, bold etc) but sometimes its hard figuring out exactly what html elements and classes to target (e.g. you can’t apply a colour to the .ms-vh table header, you’ve got to apply it to an anchor element inside this – so “.ms-vh a”) – Firebug, the IE developer tools or the Chrome equivalent are invaluable for this – they will save your sanity! ...read more