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[…] Dashboard for Instructors (and Admins) allows access to core LearnDash and other related add-on functions from the frontend of your website without the need to provide instructors with backend access. This dashboard serves as an alternative to the previous Instructor dashboard, which was a simplified and access-restricted version of the WordPress dashboard in the […]
Shortcodes and blocks provide you with additional ways to insert LearnDash content into your courses, pages, posts and other custom post types. This article will list out every piece of dynamic LearnDash content you can add to your site, and explain how to do it with both a shortcode and a block. Creating a […]
[…] and official add-ons are handled inside WordPress. It provides a central location to activate a license, manage add-ons, and control which users can view licensing details. Starting with LearnDash version 4.18.0, licensing is included directly in the core LearnDash plugin. A separate licensing plugin is no longer required when using the latest version. This […]
[…] be in your computer’s Downloads folder), click Open, Install Now and finally, click the Activate Plugin button. Walkthrough Video If you’re interested in learning more about gamification with LearnDash and WordPress, along with a walkthrough on how to create, manage, and set up your achievements add-on, watch this webinar replay. What is a Trigger? […]
If you have not already, please take a moment to review the technical requirements before you continue with installation. The minimum server requirements should be met before you install and can run LearnDash. NOTE: You must enter a valid license key to receive support and updates. Install LearnDash Navigate to Plugins > Add New […]
[…] quiz behavior, or progress tracking, these FAQs are here to help clarify common sticking points and guide users toward helpful solutions. Run a Conflict Test Your Site With a Staging Site For safer updates and troubleshooting, it’s best to test for plugin or theme conflicts on a staging site rather than your live site. […]
[…] Is This Needed? You’ll need an application password anytime you are: Connecting LearnDash to an MCP server Using Cursor to set up a local MCP server Working with any other tool that requires access to your LearnDash API via MCP Step-by-Step: How to Create an Application Password Log in to your WordPress dashboard as […]
LearnDash integrates with PayPal Checkout, a secure and modern payment solution for course sales. This integration uses PayPal’s latest API and offers a streamlined setup with built-in support, no additional plugins required. With PayPal Checkout, you can: Provide a smoother checkout experience for students Accept credit card payments directly on your site Ensure more […]
[…] added in Learndash App > In-App Purchases > Products. Your builds are generated and available for testing. Test Purchases in Test App Builds Test Apps simulate purchases without real store connections. What to Expect Free Products: Display correct labels such as “Free” and “Lifetime”. Paid Products: Show generic “Price” and note: “Pricing and terms […]
[…] App reflects your public website. This allows visitors to view content without logging in. Enabling private app access ensures that only authenticated users can view or interact with any content. This setting improves security, boosts registrations, and keeps your community restricted to approved members. This guide walks you through enabling the Private app access […]