Dave Warfel
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+1 for this feature request.
I use GeneratePress with GenerateBlocks, and their “Elements” feature allows you to use the block editor to create templates that apply to all single pages. It would be awesome to be able to only display a heading+content, only if the_content() isn’t empty.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Jetpack - WP Security, Backup, Speed, & Growth] Used only for statsAnd now stats are only a premium feature so there goes that.
That makes perfect sense as to why I was seeing what I was. The numbers are now appearing, and the data looks to be correct.
Thanks Ben. I appreciate the thought that went into your implementation of this to avoid possible performance issues. Great work as always 🙂
- This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by Dave Warfel.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] I’m thrilled!😊
Thanks for the kind words, Jeannie. They mean a lot. I appreciate you taking the time to share them here.
And if that’s the best money you’ve spent all year, you must be a minimalist who doesn’t buy much 😂. Regardless, I appreciate you saying that.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Great support!Thanks for the kind comments, Ricardo 🙂.
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In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Amazing Support😊 – Flattered by your feedback, Paul. I appreciate you taking the time to share our interaction, especially knowing that you rarely leave reviews. It means a lot 🙏.
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In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Very Helpful & BuddyPress HelpThanks for taking the time to leave a review, Tony.
For those who might find this later, Tony is using the BuddyBoss theme. I helped him with a little custom CSS to get his button styles all looking consistent. This included his LearnDash mark complete buttons, as well as the “Post Comment” buttons for WordPress’ commenting system.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Great plugin with great supportThanks so much for the kind review, Stefan! I really appreciate your kind words 🙂.
Hey Jason —
Thanks for the quick response. You can disregard this. I made a mistake. 🤦♂️
What I was setting up wasn’t technically a WooCommerce bundle. I had bundled multiple LearnDash courses in the same WooCommerce product. But LearnDash is a third-party plugin that has its own WooCommerce integration. Adding multiple courses to a single WooCommerce Simple Product does not constitute a bundle.
But it’s great to know that your plugin works with the official Product Bundles plugin. I’ll definitely keep it in mind for future projects. Sorry I wasted your time testing it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Some Styles are destroyed by Design UpgradeSince this thread is over a month old with no updates, I’m going to close it. Should you have a live version of the site and are still experiencing issues, please open another thread on this forum and I’ll take a look.
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Good luck with Halle.
I love that you’re striving for perfection 👍.
It’s hard to say what’s going on with your setup. The “Section Background” and “Lesson Background” options in the Course Content Lists panel should work independently of each other. You should be able to change either one to use the color you want.
If they are not working this way, there could be a theme or plugin conflict. I’d have to take a closer look.
Can you please email [email protected] with login info for your site so I can see how you’ve set things up?
P.S. For anyone else reading this, I’d just like to mention that they are using the Pro version of our plugin. The free version does not have the options they are referring to.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Some Styles are destroyed by Design UpgradeThanks for the screenshot.
Earlier in this thread you said our plugin doesn’t have the following style:
.learndash-wrapper .ld-alert-success { background-color: var(--ldx-alert-success-color-bg); }However, in the screenshot you just shared, that’s exactly what our plugin is using. When a style is crossed out like that, it usually means another CSS rule is overriding it somewhere. I suspect that’s what happening in this case.
Regardless, I agree, let’s wait until you can share a live link and I can look at your site. That will make it much easier for us to figure out what’s going on.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Some Styles are destroyed by Design UpgradeCan you check the source code and make sure the following CSS file is being loaded on the page?
https://yoursite.com/wp-content/plugins/design-upgrade-learndash/assets/css/ld3.css?ver=2.6.5Here is a screenshot of my testing site running 2.6.5, and you’ll see the background, border and color styles being applied. I’m not sure why you have different styles… unless that CSS file is not loading for you.
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In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] Some Styles are destroyed by Design UpgradeYou are correct that the CSS you posted will override the CSS above it.
However, this is not the current CSS being used by our plugin. It does look like you might be using an older version.
The newest version of our plugin uses this CSS:
.learndash-wrapper .ld-alert-success { background-color: var(--ldx-alert-success-color-bg); }So you shouldn’t need the
!importantto override it.Alternatively, you could change the CSS custom property to use white.
:root {
–ldx-alert-success-color-bg: #fff;
}Either method would work.
