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Hi @ion7

You can use any size for achievements you’d like that works with your desired layout.

The default achievement image that comes preloaded is 488x488px and is a .png file.

However, you can also use any image file type that conforms to your WordPress media library.

Let us know if you have any further questions!

All the best,

Hi @wordpresshat

Thanks for reaching out!

LifterLMS content should be excluded from your cache due to the dynamic nature of the content.

For example, if you have premium content restricted to a membership plan, casual visitors may be able to access it if it is cached incorrectly. This can literally eat into your revenue.

The best thing to do here is to exclude LifterLMS pages and post types from your cache. We have more information on how to do this on our lifterlms.com documentation here: https://lifterlms.com/docs/caching-issues-faqs/

If you’d like to do more with pagehide, though we don’t really think this is necessary, you’ll want to reach out to GTMetrix for their best practices on adding this code to your site.

Let us know if you have any further questions!

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Hit @tb24

We’re sorry to hear you’re running into this issue!

This could be one of two things! First, if there are duplicate content like this it can usually be solved with our tool in LifterLMS->Status->Tools and Utilities->Remove LifterLMS Block Code

Second, if you’re building your courses with a page builder like Elementor, you won’t need to add the content inside the builder itself as it already pulls the page information, or you can use LifterLMS Labs to hide the default page content so you can add custom placement inside the builder.

Let us know if you have any further questions!

All the best,

Hi @marinael

We’re sorry to hear you’re having this issue!

Is the access plan set to expire access after 6 days?

If so, can you see under Orders for one of the students that has enrolled if their account has been set to expired?

Are any of the lessons themselves set as “free lessons” by chance?

Let us know if you have any questions on finding this information!

All the best,

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Hi @ahmedfree,

Thanks for reaching out!

To get the student enrollments you can follow the example in the LifterLMS Rest API documentation here: https://developer.lifterlms.com/rest-api/#tag/Student-Enrollments/paths/~1students~1{id}~1enrollments/get

Let us know if you have any further questions!

All the best,

Hi @fdt2208

Thanks for reaching out and we’re sorry you’re having this issue!

Yes, we do have this custom merge code example you can use to add a custom merge code for the certificate:

 * Add custom merge codes to an LLMS certificate
 * @param    int   $user_id          WP_User ID
 * @param    int   $cert_id          WP_Post ID of the generated certificate
 * @param    int   $related_post_id  WP_Post ID of the post which triggered the certificate generation
 * @return   void
 */
function my_custom_cert_merge_codes( $user_id, $cert_id, $related_post_id ) {
		
	$cert_post = get_post( $cert_id );

	$content = str_replace( '{your_merge_code}', get_user_meta( $user_id, 'your_user_meta_key', true ), $cert_post->post_content );

	wp_update_post( array(
		'ID' => $cert_id,
		'post_content' => $content
	) );

}
add_action( 'llms_user_earned_certificate', 'my_custom_cert_merge_codes', 999, 3 );

Please do test this on a dev or staging site before adding to your production site to make sure everything works with your set up!

Let us know if you have any further questions.

All the best,

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Hey there, we see you’ve opened a ticket in our other system, so we’ll close out the thread here!

All the best,

Hi there,

As this issue has already been addressed in the ticket you opened in our website’s system, we are closing the thread here.

All the best,