Refreshing and practical but difficult to adapt with WP themes

Hello @cchristina,

Thank you for reaching us out.

We are glad to hear that you appreciate our plugin for its pleasant and user-friendly features.

We apologize for the difficulties you encountered while using our LMS plugin. We continuously strive to enhance and evolve our product, including adapting it to work seamlessly with third-party themes.

We would greatly appreciate it if you could specify which themes you have tested with our LMS plugin and provide more detailed descriptions of the issues you experienced.

Rest assured, we will carefully consider your feedback and work towards resolving the issues you have encountered.

Best regards,

I practically tried the 3 first pages of the latest WP themes and almost all the themes tagged “education”, except the really old ones. Of course I must say I didn’t try them because of a problem with the plugin, but because I wanted to see what fits me.

Anyway, the problem is that the generated pages don’t “obey” the theme settings and that the plugin doesn’t work without the generated pages. I don’t see why the header, for example, should be 1/4 of the page, with different fonts, while on the WP theme template on a random page (I made lots of random pages to test) it looks ok. There are parts of the page I’d like to get rid of, but that’s my own shortcoming for not knowing php. However, the styles, menus, font sizes, visibility of titles etc should follow the template.

There is frequently a message “the [insert theme] doesn’t natively support XYZ feature” (especially the menu and the course blocks) which happens with lots of the themes and may be it’s in your interest to do a research.

Also, if I click on “register” from within a course page, the register window is transparent and the form fields are not visible, making it impossible to register and the user has to go back (or leave).

The other issues, like the choice of icons, svg or some stylistic choices, are minor. I found out how to fix them or replace them in the original files.

One question: in the Pro version, can we use full html functionality, scripts, frames etc, or they disappear in the final output, like in the free version? (I’m talking about the lesson content itself).

I noticed I can’t use h5p from within the lesson editor in the free. Did I miss a mention about it in the Pro, or is it a feature you don’t use? I don’t mean on any page, I mean within the lesson page specifically.

I can’t send any screenshots because I unistalled the whole WP thing and all the plugins with it, it was too time-consuming to try to fix the little things instead of creating lessons.

Hello @cchristina,

My apologize for the delay in reply.

Can you please provide the names of the themes you have attempted to use with the Masterstudy LMS plugin? We will pass this information on to our developers for consideration.

Regarding the issue with disappearing HTML functionality, scripts, and frames, could you please specify the codes, scripts, and frames you have used? This will help us reproduce the issue.

The behavior you described is not typical for the LMS plugin. The content of the lesson should not disappear. I have tested this on our testing site by adding code and frames, and did not detect any issues.

Best regards,

Can you please provide the names of the themes you have attempted to use with the Masterstudy LMS plugin? We will pass this information on to our developers for consideration.

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