Pre-install question

Hi,

I have used LearnPress and a ThimPress theme for 5 years and although I’m not a coder, I have been building my own websites and using SEO since 1994. But whenever there’s an update, sometimes issues would occur and the developers would fix the issue with CSS.

Again, I’m not a coder. But to me, that’s sloppy coding. I have 8 different CSS codes to make LearnPress function properly.

The most recent issue is although I have the Search Bar feature disabled, the Search Bar still appears in my course page and left side bar menu. They just added some CSS and said they fixed it, but it wasn’t fixed.

My long winded question is, does your plugin simply provide a list of options and the CSS to make that issue work. Such as, I did not want the link to my Teacher Profile and the Categories displayed (because I only have one category and my courses is non-proctored).

So they provided this code:

/* hides link to teacher profile and category display */
.responsive.single-lp_course #main-content #lp-single-course .course-summary .landing-1 .course-info .list-inline li.list-inline-item.item-categories{
display: none;
}

After an update some time ago, that update caused the Next and Back buttons to fall of the bottom pages on smaller screens, so they provided this CSS.

/* fixes bottom right next button so it is visible */
.lp-single-course #popup-course #popup-footer {
width: auto !important;
}

I added the /* notes */ to my CSS so I can know what each sections does.

Anyway, is this what your plugin basically does? Does it provide CSS for many requests that you know people have asked for? I’m always a little hesitant to install plugins for bloating concerns, which is why I’m contacting you first.

Thanks my friend! Hope you are well.

Frank B.
thedronecoach.io

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