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Hi @jameskatt — I believe it should work just fine with both themes, but I don’t currently have a copy of either theme to test with.
I just reached out to Elegant Themes support to see if they’d provide me with the themes so I can test.
In theory, it should work as intended for any theme that DOES NOT provide any specific styles for LearnDash. I don’t believe either of these themes do.
But as soon as I hear back from them and can get copies to test with, I’ll jump back on here and let you know.
Thanks for checking it out!
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] BuddyBoss ThemeThanks for taking the time to share that, harkonan.
In the future, we’ll see what we can do about supporting the BuddyBoss Boss Theme, and we’ll definitely let you know of any updates.
Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] BuddyBoss ThemePlease do let me know how it goes.
I completely understand why you would recommend the Boss Theme, as it’s in a league of its own in terms of design & functionality. But I also get your desire to style LearnDash elements your own way, and not be tied down by what the Boss Theme provides.
I’ll certainly consider this in the premium version, and will let you know when it’s ready.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] BuddyBoss ThemeThat’s a good suggestion. And if I include it in the premium plugin, not only will the default styles be applied, but you’ll have the ability to change 30 different aspects of LearnDash without using any CSS.
I can’t promise anything right now, but I’ll certainly consider this in a future version of the premium plugin.
I’ll be in touch soon with some CSS snippets.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] BuddyBoss Theme@harkonan — I think it’ll be much easier, and more sustainable in the long-term, to use custom CSS to override the Boss Theme styles, instead of switching out the class names.
Also, I think your request is somewhat unique. I think most users of the Boss Theme will prefer the Boss Theme styles over the ones I’ve created. So I’m not sure I want to update this specific plugin to override any Boss Theme styles.
What I can do is create a handful of CSS snippets that will override the Boss Theme’s CSS and make the quiz page look much closer to what I’ve created with this plugin. You’ll be able to copy/paste them either into a child theme, or the Additional CSS area of the Customizer, and they should instantly take effect.
Please allow me a few days to put these together. I’ll need to rewrite them, and then test them out to make sure they override the Boss Theme styles.
I’ll post again here once they are ready.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Design Upgrade for LearnDash] BuddyBoss ThemeHi @harkonan — Thanks for trying out our plugin, and I appreciate your kind words.
To clarify, our plugin will work with child themes. In most cases, child theme CSS written for LearnDash elements will override our plugin’s styles. We did this intentionally to give people a better starting point, but allow more advanced users to override our styles with their own.
However, the Boss Theme by BuddyBoss is one of the few themes that is not compatible with our plugin (we’ll be updating the plugin page to reflect this in the next few days).
Our plugin was designed to help those whose themes do not add any styles specifically for LearnDash (because the default LearnDash styles are very outdated). However, the Boss Theme has written a bunch of their own styles to specifically match their theme. Essentially, they’ve already done what we’re trying to do with our plugin, so there’s no need to use the plugin.
With that being said, if there are certain aspects of LearnDash in the Boss Theme that you would like to override, please let me know. Because BuddyBoss uses different class/ID names for LearnDash elements, I’d probably have to create a separate plugin for it, but it could probably be done.
And if you’d just like to customize a few things on the quiz page that you linked to, let me know which ones. I might be able to send you some CSS snippets to get you started.
Awesome. Thanks Jeremy.
Jeremy,
Thanks for being so active & responsive on here about all things Jetpack.
Is there a list of exactly which modules require (and don’t require) a WordPress.com connection?
I’m wondering the exact same thing. Trying to display the logged_in user’s rating, or if they have rated that post yet, show a message (eg. You have not rated this image yet.)
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PostRatings] [Plugin: WP-PostRatings] RATINGS_SCORElisster,
I found a support topic that has the answer:
It looks like this:
<?php if(function_exists('the_ratings')) { echo expand_ratings_template('<span class="rating">%RATINGS_IMAGES%</span> <strong>%RATINGS_USERS% votes</strong>', get_the_ID()); } ?>You can see a full list of the template variables (the things inside the % sign) in the WP admin section, Ratings > Ratings Templates.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PostRatings] [Plugin: WP-PostRatings] Show rating score(Not voting)Found a support topic that has the answer:
It looks like this:
<?php if(function_exists('the_ratings')) { echo expand_ratings_template('<span class="rating">%RATINGS_IMAGES%</span> <strong>%RATINGS_USERS% votes</strong>', get_the_ID()); } ?>You can see a full list of the template variables (the things inside the % sign) in the WP admin section, Ratings > Ratings Templates.
Oelita,
Thank you so much. Your code for how to use the template variables works great. I searched for almost an hour to find out how to use them.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PostRatings] [Plugin: WP-PostRatings] RATINGS_SCORElisster,
Did you ever figure this out? I’m trying to figure out how to edit the display of the voting system. I see all the template variables, but I just don’t know the syntax to use, or where to put the variables.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
DaveForum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PostRatings] [Plugin: WP-PostRatings] Show rating score(Not voting)I’m in the same boat. I see all the ratings templates, but how do you apply a specific template to the output?
I’m sure it’s simple syntax. Can someone please point us in the right direction.
Thanks guys,
DaveJust for the record, it appears as if the newest version of the plugin, 1.7.5.2, updated the includes/templating.php lines 553 and 616 to:
$orderby = "menu_order, ID";…adding an extra comma from the feedback posted above in this thread.
I used the 2nd line of code that helgatheviking suggested, and that worked perfectly:
$orderby = "menu_order"Thanks to the plugin developer for such an awesome plugin, and to helgatheviking for finding this much requested bug fix. You guys rock!