So you’ve decided to use LearnDash to power your WordPress LMS site. Now it’s time to pick the best LearnDash theme. In this article, we’ll cover the following:
💡 It’s almost as important to read the section on which themes I DON’T recommend as it is the ones I do.
Do you use Cloudflare with LearnDash? If so, you might be wondering which Cloudflare settings to use so that your LearnDash site functions optimally.
Aggressive caching can cause issues with LearnDash sites, and Cloudflare uses caching as one method of improving performance. We’ve already discussed how to setup WP Rocket with LearnDash, but now let’s talk about the best Cloudflare settings for LearnDash.
Are you looking to add course reviews to your LearnDash site? In this article, we’ll explore the various ways you can approach LearnDash course reviews. You may be surprised to find out that one of our recommendations is actually NOT to use “course” reviews, but instead provide reviews in another way.
We’ll also briefly look at each of the available LearnDash course review plugins that are out there, and help you make a decision for which one to use.
Almost all LearnDash sites send emails to their users. There are also some emails that go out to site administrators. By default, these emails come from “WordPress” and use “[email protected]” as the FROM email address. Let’s change the FROM name & email to better reflect your business, and use an email address you actually have access to, and can respond from.
If you’re using LearnDash’s focus mode, you’ve probably noticed the dropdown menu that appears when you hover over your name/avatar in the top corner. By default, LearnDash dynamically adds “Course Home” and “Logout” links.
Did you know you can add your own custom links to this menu? This article + video will explain how to add links to the LearnDash focus mode dropdown menu.
Do you want to redirect your users to a specific page when they login to your LearnDash site? There are several ways to set up the LearnDash login process, and they all have different approaches to where they send users after they login. This article will explain 2 methods for controlling the LearnDash login redirect process. We’ll show you how to send users to specific pages after they login (and logout) of your LearnDash site.
Black Friday & Cyber Monday sales bring us some of the biggest deals on WordPress plugins that you’ll find all year. But the roundup posts are cluttered with 100+ WordPress plugins & themes, 99% of which you don’t need and will never use.
👉 Just gimme the 40% off LearnDash deal
So I’ve pulled together a handful of LearnDash Black Friday deals to make your life easier. If you’re looking to take your online course platform to the next level, or have been eyeing a certain plugin but haven’t been able to justify the cost… here are the top LearnDash Black Friday deals of 2022.
P.S. If you’re open to other LMS platforms, TutorLMS is offering 50% off all plans, including lifetime!
Our very own plugins are on sale:
Most 2022 LearnDash Black Friday deals are ending very soon, if they haven’t already ended.
April 20, 2022: Compatible with BuddyBoss 🎉
As of April 20, 2022, our Design Upgrade Pro for LearnDash plugin is now compatible with the BuddyBoss theme.
Feel free to read on if you’d like to know how Design Upgrade Pro for LearnDash versions 2.18 and below worked with BuddyBoss. But if you’re using BuddyBoss and would like to use our plugin, we highly recommend you update to version 2.19 or later for the best experience.
TLDR: Some people use Design Upgrade Pro for LearnDash with BuddyBoss successfully. It can be done, but it depends on a) if you’re using BuddyBoss platform, BuddyBoss theme, or both, and b) which LearnDash elements you use, and c) which Design Upgrade options you’re using.
In most cases, it’s the theme that isn’t compatible. If you’re just using the platform plugin, most (if not all) of Design Upgrade Pro for LearnDash’s features will work as expected.
When using the Review Box in a LearnDash quiz, there’s a “mark for review” option for students. A “Review Question” button is displayed below the review box, along with a small, colored dot that indicates the color when a student has marked something for review.
If you want to remove both the dot indicator and the “review question” button, you can do so with the following CSS:
Are you looking to use a custom font for your H5P content in WordPress? The H5P website provides a short tutorial for making visual changes with CSS, but it leaves a lot to be desired. It also doesn’t provide any specific examples for using custom fonts.
This article will explain exactly how to bring custom fonts to H5P, and walk you through each step, providing code samples along the way.
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