Escape Creative

Thanks for the review! We’re really glad you like it 🙂.

If you have any feedback or questions, don’t hesitate to post in the support forum and we’d be happy to help.

Hi Ben,

Thanks for the kind words. I’d love to help you out here, as I’m also a fan of non-hacky CSS 🙂.

When you refer to “your LD settings,” are you referring to the color settings in LearnDash LMS > Settings? For example, the “Accent Color?”

I think I see what you’re talking about. For the “Course Home” link in the course navigation widget, LearnDash actually doesn’t apply it’s accent color to that link. The variable in the CSS you reference above for color is set to the general blue color that LearnDash uses by default. If you weren’t using my plugin, the link would be dark grey (from LD) and the hover color would change to whatever your theme is set to display for the hover color of links. (This is one of the few areas where my plugin does override your theme’s CSS… but it was done so it works with my premium plugin. A small trade-off.)

All of the variables used by my plugin are set with the :root selector. You can update them in your CSS file (or Additional CSS) like this. Change the color values to whatever you’d like.

:root {
    --ldx-color-link: #000;
    --ldx-color-link-hover: #fff;
}

For the .ld-lesson-item-section-heading styles, I’d be happy to help you with some CSS to override what my plugin is doing, but I need more info. If your site is publicly accessible, a link would be great. Or you can send a screenshot and just describe the changes you’d like to make, and I’m happy to send you beautifully crafted CSS 🙌.

If you have any other feedback about the plugin, I’d love to hear it. Thanks!

I don’t think this is possible with the default implementation of LearnDash. You’d have to use custom code, or a third-party plugin like H5P.

Thanks Daniel! Glad we were able to help 🙂.

For others who might be reading this, we helped Daniel with a compatibility issue between the Course Grid add-on and the Avada theme.

🙌

Really glad we were able to save you the time. Thanks for your kind words. 😊

It will take you to the WordPress Customizer, the same place where you have been using our plugin all along. But when you click the “Customize” link in the toolbar from a specific page on your site, the Customizer loads with that page in the preview window.

So instead of loading the Customizer on your start page, it will load the Customizer on a course page, lesson page, the page you have your [ld_profile] shortcode on, etc. It’s entirely up to you. Just navigate to that page on your front-end first, and then click “Customize.”

Thanks @devcri! And I appreciate you providing thorough information to help us test things out for you.

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