Hi voicetoons,
Thank you for reaching out!
The display issue you’re seeing on the LearnPress Course admin page is typically caused by having too many columns enabled for display in that table.
To fix this, you can easily adjust which columns are visible:
- On the LearnPress > Courses admin page, look for the “Screen Options” tab in the top-right corner of your screen.
- Click on “Screen Options“ to expand it.
- You’ll see a list of checkboxes for various columns (e.g., Author, Categories, Price, etc.).
- Uncheck any columns that you don’t need to see regularly.
By reducing the number of active columns, the table will have more space, and the display should return to normal, making it much easier to read and manage your courses.
Please try this and let us know if it resolves the issue for you!
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
Thanks Brian that was the fastest reply ever recieved from fourms. Awesome. Duh we didn’t even tink about that. lol
Another question, we created a register / login page with the forms using elementor. It will not show on the page after we view it. We can see it when using elementor but not when we try to view it. Why is this? We do have the template set as elementor page builder.
Hi voicetoons,
Glad we could help quickly with the previous issue.
Regarding your new question about the Elementor register/login page not showing when viewed:
This is a common behavior. The login/registration forms are typically designed to only appear when a user is not logged in. If you are already logged into WordPress when you view the page, the forms won’t be displayed because there’s no need for you to log in or register again. This often results in a blank space or an empty-looking page.
To help clarify this for users, we’ve implemented a change in an upcoming beta version of LearnPress. This beta version will display a message to logged-in users indicating that they are already logged in, instead of just showing a blank space where the forms would be.
You can download and install this LearnPress beta version to see this improvement
Please try viewing the page in an incognito/private browser window or after logging out, and you should see your Elementor forms appear. The beta version will provide a clearer message for logged-in users.
Let us know if this helps!
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
Thx installed beta and worked, unsure of anything more the beta ver offers as we do not see any more changes. Thank you!
ps.. in the beta ver once logged in the user sees you’re already logged in also in their account / profile.. that is obvious and is odd. thx again.
Hi voicetoons,
We are glad to hear that you found the solution useful!
If you are satisfied with LearnPress, we would greatly appreciate it if you could leave us a 5-star review. A nice rating is a big motivation for us to keep up the hard work, and it’s really important to us.
Thank you very much for your feedback!
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
Will do. thx again for such great support.
Hi voicetoons,
Thank you very much for your feedback!
Best regards,
Brianvu-tp
Of course still see “you’re already logged in” inside dashboard after login.
