alkanadi

@thomasplevy
That is so true. The only reason I am using this plugin is so students can keep track of their progress. That is the main point of a LMS.

@socratesburks You don’t have to disable Jetpack completely. You can go to the settings and disable Jetpack’s mobile theme.

There is no error. The problem is that it is not loading the template on my iphone. I want it to load the template.

Update: I figured out the problem. Jetpack has it’s own mobile theme that overrides the main theme.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 12 months ago by alkanadi.

@thomasplevy I want to keep engagements and student progress. I will be marking lessons as complete programmatically according to these instructions: https://gist.github.com/thomasplevy/672487a618f7c8d92605ceb46ff86ecb

When you say that engagements and student progress won’t work, is that assuming that lessons never get marked as complete? If so, is there a better solution for getting rid of that button? For example, can I skrink it to the size of 1 pixel? There must be a way.

@thomasplevy

Adding an access plan worked, but now I have a different problem. I only want to have free courses. I don’t want my users to see the purchase page. They shouldn’t have to enter their billing information, ect. How can I get rid of that page?

Are there any security risks to making a child theme. I think that it doesn’t get updated when the regular theme is updated right?

So basically, I need a special plugin to run something like this?

What about an HTML5 game made in Stencyl, Game Maker, or Construct2?

Thanks for the quick reply. I wasn’t able to find any answers related to dynamically switching the language.

In case someone else is interested, I am using loco (to translate) and wpglobus (to switch the languages). It seems to work but I haven’t tested much yet.