designerpat

Hi Suzanne,

In the course’s setting page where you add the main page content. Scroll down under the content box and you should see a checklist of lessons in the course. Keeping scrolling down and you should see a section titles Shortcodes.

There are a few to choose from. For example [namaste-todo] or [namaste-course-lessons]

Go to the Courses option under Namaste LMS in the dashboard, then hover over the course name and click “View” to load the course page. From there, copy the Url of the course page then use it for your links back to that page. I use an old theme that was created before Namaste and it works fine, but it may not with all themes. Once you figure out how to get to the course page, you can start playing with different themes until you find something you like that displays Namaste properly.

Work your students projects into the course using the Assignments section,after you have created the lesson in the course you are going to use for the project. This allows the student to submit their project inside the lesson, and add feedback of their own. The teacher can also add feedback to their submission that is only viewable by that student in the lesson.

Hope this helps.

Hi Jon,

This is what I have been using:

[namastepro-progress]

Hope that works for you too!

PR

@gpriday I guess you respond to the ones you want, and ignore the ones you don’t want. I have been completely ignored here and on the SiteOrigin website about my issues with the Page Builder.

But I noticed that for simple questions, @gpriday “the author” responds.

So here ya go… Your plugin doesn’t work that well with other plugins and your customer support sucks…….

Basically if you don’t buy a premium license, you get no support. Keep that in mind before you screw yourself over using this plugin. Most everything you can do with this plugin, you can do without it.

Thanks, sir. I will give that a whirl and see where it gets me.

You are correct. I deactivated all other plugins not directly associated with Namaste and found the Page Builder by Site Origin plugin to be the culprit.

Do I have any options other than discontinuing the Page Builder plugin?

Note— Its not just the preview. After completing the course, the certificate was generated, but is my website homepage in pdf format.

None of the certificate information or background image is present in the certificate pdf.

We have textbooks that tie to some of our courses, and its easier for our students to understand how to research in their books if we bust our lessons up into chapters. And, it looks better when the lesson list is over 200 lessons long.

So its technically 2 questions: if there was a shortcode for individual lessons, and then if yes does it have the “status” part too. I can work it out using links if I have to, but I don’t get to keep the lesson “status”.

Thank you too for all your help!

First I turned off the plugin, and yea it still had the scrollbar at the bottom. So I added overflow:hidden to the #masthead and that squashed the scrollbar at the bottom. However, my nav bar doesn’t stick without the plugin, and when I turn the plugin back on, the bottom scrollbar comes back.

Ive got the plugin off right now to show that the scroll is gone and that my menu doesn’t stick.

It also works if I change the width to 100% in developer tools.

The site is five04media.com. I turned on Debug. Thanks for looking Mark.