Escape Creative

Hi Mayteck,

There is nothing in our plugin that will help you create any kind of checklist. And the plugin itself does not provide a way to add unique content on a course-by-course basis. This can be done by using another plugin alongside ours. Our plugin page has a video and some instructions on how to use the Widget Options plugin to target specific courses.

For what it sounds like you’re trying to do, I don’t think our plugin is the best solution. You’ll probably want to write some custom code to achieve this.

I don’t fully understand what you’re trying to accomplish so it’s hard for me to provide any ideas. I don’t know exactly what you mean by a checklist.

It kind of sounds like you might want to use a form plugin to ask the students some questions, and then depending on their answers, place them in a program (LearnDash calls these “groups”), and then that group would have several courses in it. This would be a bit tricky to set up but I think it’s doable with an automation plugin (Zapier or Uncanny Automator).

Our plugin does not have this feature.

Unfortunately, I have not heard of anyone else requesting this, and I’m not aware of any plugin or code that exists to accomplish it.

Best of luck figuring it out.

Hi @michal999 – I’m pretty sure that is happening because of some CSS in your theme, and not because of our plugin. Did you try disabling our plugin to see if the issue persists?

See the screenshot below. Your theme’s CSS is adding ::before and ::after pseudo-elements to the <input>. LearnDash does not do this by default, nor does our plugin.

Can you try checking with the theme developer? Or at least disable our plugin first to see if the issue goes away or persists.

And if they aren’t helpful, you can also try this CSS to fix it.

.wpProQuiz_quiz input[type="radio"]::before,
.wpProQuiz_quiz input[type="radio"]::after {
    display: none;
}

We fixed the issue offline. It was due to some custom CSS that was written incorrectly. It didn’t actually have to do with the Widget Areas plugin itself because we don’t apply any text color styling whatsoever.

Hi Kemo,

You can use this CSS to restrict the question table back to 100px height, which is what LearnDash does by default.

.ldx-plugin .learndash .wpProQuiz_content .wpProQuiz_reviewDiv .wpProQuiz_reviewQuestion, .ldx-plugin .learndash .wpProQuiz_content .wpProQuiz_reviewSummary .wpProQuiz_reviewQuestion, .ldx-plugin .learndash .wpProQuiz_content .wpProQuiz_box {
max-height: 100px;
}

Add this code to the Additional CSS area of Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS.

Thanks for the kind words, Richard 😊, and for taking the time to leave a review.

Thanks for taking the time to write a review. We were happy to help 🙂.