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[…] not affect content added to the WordPress editor. Editor content is always visible to everyone. Available options: Always Visible (default) Displays the course content list to all visitors Only Visible to Enrollees Displays the list only to enrolled students Note: When Always Visible is selected, non-enrolled users can see the content list but cannot […]
The Shared Course Steps feature in LearnDash allows course creators to reuse the same Lessons, Topics, or Quizzes across multiple courses. This eliminates the need to recreate content for each course and offers several benefits: WARNING: Once Shared Course Steps is enabled, it should not be disabled without careful consideration. Disabling this setting will break…
[…] outcomes (what worked, what failed): Use the MCP feedback form → https://go.learndash.com/promptfeedback. For bugs, feature requests, or general support: Use standard LearnDash support channels. Can LearnDash, Liquid Web, or StellarWP see my prompts or data? No. LearnDash, Liquid Web, and StellarWP never have access to your prompts, responses, or data. Who sees your data […]
[…] 2)’, and ‘Rocks (Semester 3)’. Set their start dates to January 2026, February 2026, and March 2026.” Change Enrollment Settings “Change all courses with access mode ‘ buy now’ to access mode ‘closed.’ Set their course price to unavailable.” Content Management Add a Required Virtual Lesson “In the course ‘Rocks (Semester 1)’, add a […]
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: Note: Connecting Cursor…
[…] do with Google search results. This setting only applies when using the built-in WordPress search form on your website. Archive Page: Enable this setting if you want visitors to be able to access the default course archive page. When enabled, a preview of the URL is displayed. Note: The design of this page is […]
Introduction Before going live, it’s essential to test your in-app purchases to ensure users can complete transactions, see accurate pricing, and unlock access correctly. This guide walks you through testing purchases using both Test Apps and Release builds (TestFlight and Google Internal Testing). Prerequisites Make sure: Test Purchases in Test App Builds Test Apps simulate…
Introduction Using a Content Delivery Network (CDN) to serve your media files such as images, documents, and videos improves app speed and reduces server load by routing traffic through faster, globally distributed edge servers. This guide walks you through enabling API CDN in your LearnDash App, setting your CDN URL, and optimizing performance through seamless…
Introduction The Publishing Service streamlines the process of getting your mobile app live on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. A dedicated Publishing Team member reviews your app and store listing to ensure compliance with strict app store guidelines, manages all communications with Apple and Google, and handles the submission on your behalf….
Introduction Translating or customizing text in your LearnDash App ensures clarity, accessibility, and alignment with your community’s language or tone. Whether you’re translating default labels like “Blog” into another language or rewording them to fit your brand’s voice, the Translations panel allows easy updates. This guide walks you through finding, editing, and verifying translations directly…