jackie777

a correction to what I wrote above:
Clicking on “back to lessons’ does bring me back to front end.

So I think you’re saying that Assignments will always display the dashboard, and thing to do here is customize the admin area using the plugins – seems to be doing the trick.

Thank you, I have just located some plugins to configure the Admin Dashboard.

It seems that once a user completes an assignment (with Dashboard displaying because I assume because they’re creating a page or post?) they remain in the ‘back end’ – is this the way it works?
Clicking on the ‘back to lessons’ link at the top of the Assignments page, or the link to the course itself, keeps me in the back end.

Is there any way to get the user to the front end again so they’ll be able to view widgets, and just continue to work with Namaste on the front end?

Sorry for not explaining this well –
I am now able to view assignments now that I’ve set my student-user to “Student” in WordPress, and set the Namaste settings to give each (editor, author, contrib, etc.) access to the learning material. I think I misunderstood the Namaste role settings.

However – could you explain why “Submit Assignment” throws students into the admin back end (wp-admin) of WordPress?
I would like to have students not see the Dashboard, Profile or Toolbar. ( I’m using a plugin that disables the Toolbar in the front end, but once in the “Assignment” area, the toolbar displays and dashboard and profile are in the sidebar, and the url shows ‘wp-admin’)
Is there a way to not have these admin-areas show?

Thank you for your quick reply, creating this file: single-namaste_lesson.php does override and works.

FABULOUS feature, thank you –

(I am running this on localhost MAMP so can’t give you a url, sorry)

HI Danny,
Big apologies for not getting back to you – have had to be away from work for a couple weeks. The problem was my own lame error in using the wrong widget – seems to work ok for me now.
Thank you for your good support.
Jackie

update: I just discovered putting this code <?php putRevSlider(“slider1″,”homepage”) ?>
within the header.php before the #container div works –

(I assume creating a child theme is advised to do this )

So is this the best way, do you think, to get the slider full width then, or is there a better way?

THANK YOU

HI, that should be a good answer but I changed the tag to SPAN and the lovely validator still choked on the presence of REL…

“Attribute rel not allowed on element span at this point.”

Any idea of this REL-Highlander can be changed to something like ‘id’ …?

thank you

Thanks mbolsinga,
This worked for me when setting up a mirror site –
THANK YOU

Yes that works, thank you very much!

thank you – will check server logs
I’ve started with Responsive and Avada themes, but the problem persists in 2012 basic WP theme – I uninstalled the 2 plugins I had uploaded – none active

thank you for the help