Admin bar moved to bottom; UX suggestions for course builder

  • Resolved boxhamster

    (@boxhamster)


    2 months, 3 weeks ago

    Hi,
    1. Recently I redesigned my homepage and header (with Elementor), but since then my admin bar has moved to the bottom of the page.
    Switching to the Twenty Twentyfour theme removes this issue. That makes it look like a MasterStudy theme issue. Any way I can provide some more info to help debug this?
    —–
    2. After a long time I’ve finally got to adding a new course on my page using the newer Course Builder.
    Two issues I found were bugs/not the best UX.
    2a) I created my classes under “Lectures” and then went into the course to add them via “Search materials”. There is no way of knowing if they were added or not. They don’t get added to the list. I ended up adding them several times only to then having to delete the duplicated individually again.

    2b) New course shown as “Free”
    An actual bug was identifed as this new course was shown as “Free”. I had reported this here to PMPro only to then find a workaround 5min later. It is documented here and should ideally be looked into.
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/new-course-is-not-included-in-subscription-and-shown-as-free/

    Thanks for helping along with issue 1.

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Support Stephan StylemixThemes

    (@stephanstylemixthemes)

    Hi @boxhamster,

    When I checked your site via WP Theme Detector, it became clear that you are using a caching plugin ‘LiteSpeed Cache’. It can be the reason for the issue 2a. The plugin ‘TranslatePress’ you are using for translations also may arise incompatibility issue. Please note that we have only tested compatibility with LocoTranslate for single language and WPML for multilingual translations.

    Can you please try by adding this piece of CSS code by navigating to Dashboard > Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS, it should resolve the 1st problem:

    div#wpadminbar { position: fixed; }

    When it comes to the issue 2b, our developers have already fixed that and the fix will be available in the next updates. You can follow Changelog in order to be informed about the updates.

    Feel free to reach us once you have questions regarding our products!

    Thank you for choosing us,
    Best regards





    Thread Starter boxhamster

    (@boxhamster)

    Thank you for looking into the issues.

    1: that CSS code fixed the issue. Great!
    2a: LiteSpeed Cache is not active for admins and logged in users, so that shouldn’t be the issue. TranslatePress. WPML back then when I looked, didn’t work for me. TranslatePress worked great for me. And you have to understand that it was hard work getting everything translated. Redoing it with WPML is not an option. I’m also a bit frustrated that I always get the same message that TranslatePress is not supported. I know, but not everybody can/wants to use it and I am also not the only TranslatePress+MSLMS user out there.

    2b: Excellent. Thanks ??

    Plugin Support mgordonStylemixThemes

    (@mgordon7)

    Thank you for the feedback, we do appreciate it,

    We have in our future plans to include other plugins as well, so in the future there will be TranslatePress plugin integration as well

    Best regards

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