brianvu-tp

Hi morpheus9k,

Thank you for your response!

Once you have tested the beta package and confirmed that it works perfectly without any further issues, we will finalise the code and aim to release this fix in the official update as soon as possible.

If you are satisfied with the support we have provided and our prompt response, we would be very grateful if you could leave us a 5-star review. Positive feedback motivates us to continue our hard work, and your review is very important to us.

Thank you again for your patience, highly valuable technical feedback and help in refining our support process.

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp

Hi MyWorldz,

Thank you for reaching out to us!

The hook you are currently using learn-press/after-main-content is not suitable for your requirements. This hook executes after the entire single course page content and sidebar, meaning your content would appear at the very bottom of the page rather than directly below the course description.

To display your custom ACF data directly below the course description in the ‘Overview’ tab, you should use the ‘learn-press/after-single-course-description’ hook (located in ‘wp-content/plugins/learnpress/templates/single-course/tabs/overview.php’).

Step 1:
Replace your current code with the following snippet: You can add it to your child theme’s functions.php file:

/**
 * Display custom ACF data below LearnPress course description
 */
add_action('learn-press/after-single-course-description', 'display_custom_acf_data', 25);

function display_custom_acf_data()
{
    global $post;

    // Ensure it only runs on the single course page
    if (! is_singular('lp_course')) {
        return;
    }

    // Get field values
    $prerequisites = get_field('recommended_prerequisites', $post->ID);
    $reference_material = get_field('reference_material', $post->ID);

    // Display Recommended Prerequisites if not empty
    if ($prerequisites) {
        echo '<div class="custom-meta-info prerequisites-info">' . esc_html($prerequisites) . '</div>';
    }

    // Display Reference Material if not empty
    if ($reference_material) {
        echo '<div class="custom-meta-info reference-material-info">' . esc_html($reference_material) . '</div>';
    }
}

Step 2:
You can configure your Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) by filling in the information as follows:

• Go to ACF > Field Groups > Add New.
• Create fields with names like this:
  • Field Label: Recommended Prerequisites
  • Field Name: recommended_prerequisites
  • Field Type: Text
  • Create the same for the ‘Reference Material’ field.
  • In the Location Rules section, set it to: Post Type is equal to Course (lp_course).
  • Save changes.

Once you have done this, go to your course editor page, fill in the values for these new fields and click ‘Update’.

The content will now be rendered right beneath the course description.

Please try this and let us know if it works perfectly for you!

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp

Hi jmacwell,

Thank you for reaching out.

Based on our initial review, we noticed that your website is currently using the Travel Monster theme, which is developed by WP Travel Engine, not by ThimPress.

To help us pinpoint the exact root cause, could you please try the following troubleshooting step?

Temporarily switch your website’s theme to a default WordPress theme, such as Twenty Twenty-Five.

Check the room details page on a mobile or tablet device again.

• If the issue disappears: This confirms the layout conflict is coming directly from the Travel Monster theme. In this case, please contact the WP Travel Engine support team so they can provide a precise styling fix for their theme.

• If the issue persists: Please let us know, and we will gladly investigate further to provide you with a suitable solution from our end.

Thank you for your cooperation and patience!

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp

Hi 1formanet,

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Regarding the shortcode you are using, the category attribute is currently not supported in that format. To filter courses by a specific category, please use the term_id parameter instead.

The correct shortcode format should be:

[learn_press_courses term_id=1346]

How to find your term_id:

Go to your WordPress Admin → Courses → Categories.

Click on the specific category you want to display (e.g., “Ressources”).

Look at the URL in your browser’s address bar. You will see something like tag_ID=1346.

The number (e.g., 1346) is the term_id you need to use in the shortcode.

Please try updating your shortcode with the correct ID and let us know if it works as expected!

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp

Hi nikolinaklobucar1,

Thank you for reaching out and providing the screenshot of the issue.

Because this issue requires a deeper investigation into your specific quiz configuration and site environment, we cannot perform a root-cause analysis here due to security and privacy reasons.

Could you please create a free support ticket on our Official Support Forum?

Please visit our official help desk and click on the “Support” and follow the instructions in this video to create your ticket. The subject should be: “nikolinaklobucar1 – Issue with Fill in the Blank question type“.

Our technical team will be able to securely investigate your setup and provide a precise fix for you.

Thank you for your patience and for helping us improve LearnPress!

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp

Hi theillustrator,

Thank you for reaching out!

We truly appreciate your detailed explanation and the screenshot provided.

We have confirmed that the issue you’re experiencing with the dual buttons appearing after the recent updates has been addressed. This conflict was resolved in the latest version of our add-on.

Please update your WooCommerce add-on for LearnPress to the latest version, which is 4.2.3.

Please let us know if the issue persists after the update or if you need any further assistance!

Best regards,
Brianvu-tp