Lesson Page Layout – not good!
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Hi,
Thank you again for a great plugin!
Before Tutor LMS 2.0, both myself and my users had zero issues with the lesson pages.
They consisted of only one vertical scrollbar and were therefore very easy to navigate.
Now, however, there are multiple scrollbars (including two right next to each other on long lesson pages!) as well as a horizontal scrollbar thrown in for good measure.
This makes for a very frustrating experience and screams of trying to fix something that wasn’t broken!
In particular, the two scrollbars on the right for long lesson pages almost make the pages impossible to navigate.
Please consider reverting back to the old grid layout or at least using a layout that contains only one scrollbar. The benefits of having a stickied sidebar do not outweigh the confusion of having multiple, confusing scrollbars.
Thank you!
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“Many users don’t like the arrow if the lesson only has texts.”
Yes, and I am one of them. But what is the alternative when there are no arrows?
There should be previous and next buttons instead at the bottom of the page like there was before, but there isn’t. There is currently no way to easily navigate to the next page except by finding that next page in the sidebar, which makes for a very frustrating experience, especially on mobile.
As for my issue with the two scrollbars on the right, I believe that I fixed it myself.
You’ve set the height of the lesson content to 100vh, which means that another scrollbar appears if the lesson content doesn’t fit on the page, in addition to a scrollbar if the entire body doesn’t fit on the page.
I fixed it with the following:
.tutor-course-single-content-wraper #tutor-single-entry-content {
height:auto !important;
}As explained above, this happens on the various themes that I tried on a fresh install of WordPress, so might be worth implementing this in the next update.
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