Saurabh Chauhan

Hi,?
Yes, you can use multiple classes. For your use-case,?try it like this:

Create 2 menu elements of?the same name and add classes like:

Menu Element:?add class – visible_to_group_1
Menu Element: add class – visible_to_group_2 hidden_to_group_1

Note: To use multiple visible_to_group classes like visible_to_group_123 visible_to_group_1234, then the user needs to be a member of both the groups to see the element.

Regards,
Team GrassBlade

Hi,
To show/hide any widget/element/section in Elementor, add the CSS class ex. visible_to_group_123 in the widget/element/section Settings > Advanced > CSS Classes field.
Check Screenshot: https://www.screencast.com/t/5sQcHkk6D

Saurabh
#TeamGrassBlade

Hi @cpdinstitute,
PS: For some of these features like Completion Tracking, you will also need GrassBlade LRS.

Hi
Just checked your website and it seems there is a transparent logo is present, you can set your logo again. I think somehow it is removed from customizer or something is overriding it.

The other 3 issues I can’t say anything about them without checking it. But I can tell you a solution for better course progression control.

As I can understand you want to hide or disable the Mark Complete button until the user completes the added SCORM Content.

You can use GrassBlade xAPI Companion plugin to upload and add HTML5, xAPI and SCORM (SCORM 1.2 & All versions of SCORM 2004) Content packages on LearnPress. GrassBlade xAPI Companion has a integration with LearnPress LMS and it provides a lot of features you were imagining about.

It can hide or disable the Mark Complete button until user completes the added SCORM Content packages on the lesson.

Also provides better content launch options (like In-page, Popup Lightbox or Newtab Window) and can track detailed user behaviour by connecting to an LRS.

Try demo: https://demo.nextsoftwaresolutions.com/#learnpress
Login/Pass is available on top of the homepage.