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Overview Cursor is an AI-powered coding environment that also works as a powerful interface for managing LearnDash with the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Unlike Angie, which has a hosted MCP server built-in, Cursor requires you to set up an external MCP server on your local machine. This means Cursor is ideal for: Users who […]
[…] external MCP server on a local machine. This type of connection uses a WordPress application password for secure access. Non-developer users can set this up using Cursor with natural language prompts. Important: Before using the MCP server with AI tools on your site, always create a backup and take regular backups along the way. […]
[…] to use within the page-building interface, and this includes all LearnDash widgets. The free version of Elementor is one such example, but there could be others. Check with your page builder’s documentation to see if they allow you to insert WordPress widgets. DEVELOPERS You can also add widgets directly to theme/template files using the_widget() […]
[…] on your Zap. To learn more about this, please refer to the documentation here: Zapier Integration Custom Snippets Use any code snippets (whichever applies to your requirements) with the help of the Code Snippet plugin to enroll a user automatically into a course. Please note that if you’re not comfortable with custom development, we […]
[…] the “course,” “lesson,” “topic” & “quiz” language, but you can change this to anything you’d like. For example, you might want to call your lessons “modules” instead. And then maybe you want to rename your topics to “lessons.” You could also rename “quizzes” to be “tests” or “exams.” It’s entirely up to you. When […]
[…] your LearnDash App provides a seamless experience for users of right-to-left languages like Arabic or Hebrew. This guide walks you through translating app text, enabling RTL layout, and verifying proper direction across the app interface. Translate App Text Strings In your WordPress Dashboard, go to LearnDash App > Translations. Use the search bar to […]
[…] Group Leader is limited only to his or her own groups, users, and courses they are authors of. Advanced capabilities mean that the Group Leader can interact with all groups, courses and users on the site. Read more about the specific capabilities here. Global Course Management and Display Settings These settings are optional and […]
[…] Settings Quiz Builder The quiz builder is enabled by default. It simplifies quiz creation and can save you a ton of time, especially for more complex quizzes with many questions. It can be disabled, but we recommend leaving it enabled. Learn how to use the quiz builder When the quiz builder is enabled, you […]
[…] or both add-ons, depending on their needs. This flexible setup supports group-based learning across multiple courses, allowing each feature set to be used independently or in conjunction with the others. Key Features: Group Management: The add-on allows site owners to create and manage structured organizations within LearnDash. This structure helps maintain clear oversight of […]
[…] the Support tab From the “How can our LearnDash experts help you today?” drop-down menu, select the category that best matches the issue. Fill out the form with your questions or issues Click Submit Using the LearnDash Cloud tab on the WordPress Dashboard Support tickets can also be created from within the WordPress admin […]