For your information, WordPress defines three default sizes for media images: Large (1024×1024), Medium (600×600), and Small (300×300).

Why is the Large size chosen based on the logic of powers of 2 (1024), while the Medium and Small sizes use round numbers (600 and 300)? For better consistency, wouldn’t it be better to use one of the following two approaches:

• Using powers of 2 for all sizes: For example, 1024×1024 for Large, 512×512 for Medium, and 256×256 for Small. This approach might be slightly more technically efficient for processors.
• Using round numbers for all sizes: For example, 1000×1000 for Large, 600×600 for Medium, and 300×300 for Small. This approach might be more intuitive for many users in terms of usage and design.

Or, if this selection of default dimensions was based purely on experience or if there were specific reasons for this choice, please state those reasons if possible.

We understand, of course, that users can currently change these dimensions to their liking. The purpose of this suggestion is to offer a default set with a more consistent logic, which might be more helpful for new users or those who rely on the default settings.

Thanks

I was unable to generate any certificates for two days due to the certificate builder not functioning.?In light of this experience, I hope that future updates to LMS Pro will include standard quality control measures prior to implementation.

I spent approximately 12 hours over two nights troubleshooting the issue, searching online for possible solutions, and ultimately lost my customized certificates. I had to redo the certificate customization and manually assign the newly customized certificates to each course, which added an additional four hours of adjustments and testing on my part.

While I truly appreciate the speed and value of the customer service provided, I believe that this situation could have been prevented with proper system validation prior to the update, similar to practices followed by other software companies.?

I hope this comment helps.

I’ve been using Site Kit since the beginning and I’m very satisfied. In particular, UX/UI are excellently solved.

After several years of using Learnpress, I’m leaving you with some recommendations for improvements that could be useful for all users and very necessary for my project.

I have other more technical tips, about configuration improvements, but for those I’ll make a different topic for each one.

This is a collection of simple suggestions and I’m putting them all together in the same topic.

1.- Text editor for question explanations

The text field for question explanations should include an editor because many times it’s necessary to include an image accompanying a text or a link and for users who don’t have knowledge of HTML code to be able to easily insert these elements into the explanation of a question.

2.- Customizing Negative Marking

Learnpress allows to do negative marking on questions, activating the function for failure or omission in exams, subtracting the same score as the question. If the question has 1 point, 1 point is subtracted for the failure or omission.

It would be interesting if could be configured the custom figure for negative marking, because in training sectors, 1 is used for success and 0.5 for failure/omission.

Something like this…

3.- Differentiating between incorrect and omitted answers in results

When reviewing exams, it would be good if the questions marked as incorrect distinguished between incorrect and omitted answers, not that both were incorrect.

4.- Increase the number of quizzes a student can see on their profile

By default, Learnpress displays 5 quizzes on the user profile under the Quizzes tab. It should be more or at least allow the admin to customize how many they want to display.

A student doesn’t want to check only their last five quizzes, they want to check and review all of them.

This can be changed via code, in the quizzes.php file in the /profile_tabs directory, but it needs to be changed on every update and it would be nice if it was a setting in the admin area.

5.- Course Finished Notice

When a user finishes a course after taking the last quiz or completing the last piece of content, an End Course button appears on the Single Course Item page of the course lesson or quiz.

That’s nice, but it would be nice to have a pop-up or some kind of message appear somewhere alerting/notifying the user that they have finished the course.

The button is visible, sure, but accompanying it with a clearly visible message would improve the user experience.

6.- Error when combining word strings in different places

When you program the plugin you use word strings that can be translated (Loco Translate) and others that cannot.

The ones that can be translated are sometimes reused in different places, because they are the same word, so if you translate it or modify its translation, it changes in all positions.

For example this string: Questions

But it is a mistake, they aren’t the same concept nor does it show the same information.

The one above in the list indicates the total number of questions and the one below in the table shows the number of correct questions in relation to the total number of questions. They are different numbers.

Therefore, the one below should not share a string with the other and have its own string like Goals or Hits or Total Hits/Questions.

This also happens with Failed which is used in the exam result but also in the Order list when a payment fails or is suspended. They are not the same, they should not use the same string in order to translate the exam words differently from the Order words. In Spanish, for example, there is a word to “Fallado” (Fail – payment) than “Suspendido” (Fail – Exam).

7.- Add progress bar to custom course pages

When use a Demo Kit like Classic or Main, the basic ones, they have a progress bar on the course page.

But when use Thim Elementor Kit to customize the Single Course page templates, there is no progress bar widget to add. Single Course Item pages do have the progress bar widget, but Single Course pages don’t.

This progress bar widget should be in all Demo Kits by default, for Single Course pages.

That’s all folks!!

Thanks for your attention. Regards.

It also works perfectly with WooCommerce and popular builders like Elementor, Beaver Builder, and Divi.

I am also using the Lite Start plugin to put the site behind a Coming Soon page until we launch. The users are logging in at the usual /wp-admin page…I’m hoping to guide/change where they land after that log in.

Thanks in advance!