jonnevill

Updated and still experiencing it too:

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In addition to Sekanders advise, you may also need to navigate to Tutor Settings>Students>Student Registration Page and ensure Student Registration selected.

and

Tutor Settings>Instructors>Instructor Registration Page and ensure Instructor Registration selected.

I would like to see this.

I would also like users to be able to view all their previous answers to quizzes, like a workbook. ‘My Quiz Attempts’ would be the obvious location for their answers.

Thanks.

It appears theirs a conflict between CoursePress LMS & Yoast SEO causing the problem.

Fantastic, thanks Greg I appreciate the speedy response.

Enjoy your day!

Hi Jeff,

Thanks for your response.

I deactivated the redirect and the form began indicated errors such as image pixel too large when attempting to submit. This was useful as up to then it had redirected users to the redirect page ‘post submitted successfully’, regardless of whether that was true or not. This was problematic as the user had been told that they were successful, however, no notification to me via wp-admin or email and no post.

I’m assuming that this is a bug with the redirect function as they should have received an error message rather than auto-redirect. Is it worth considering a way for admin to receive notifications when users unsuccessfully submit a post and the reason for the error? So we could support our users with troubleshooting and maximise use of the plugin.

As we’ve now identified a temporary workaround of disabling the redirect, you are welcome to mark as solved, however, a long-term fix would be much appreciated.

Hi Jeff,

It’s the free version, version 20171105.

I’ve disabled all plugins with the exception of USP and tested, still experiencing the same problem.

Thanks.

Thanks for this nosilver4u

Marked complete.

Oh Hardeep,

You the man!

Works perfectly. Thanks for the help!!

Hi Rob,

Thanks for this.
The code, however, doesn’t seem to be changing anything.

Ok,

I would like the post excerpt on my blog page to be indented and middle (vertically) aligned. Any ideas for the CSS?

Thanks.

Ok I think I’ve worked it out:

.single-post .content-left-wrap{
width:100%;
}

.single-post .sidebar-wrap.content-left-wrap{
display:none;
}

Remove the title:

.entry-title {
display: none;
}

Remove posted on:

.entry-header .entry-meta {
display: none;
}

Remove posted in:

.post .entry-footer {
display:none;
}

Thanks again @wpcoderguy

Thanks WDCODERGUY, that’s worked on the blog page. Is it the same principle for the post pages? This doesn’t work, but something like:

.post .content-left-wrap{
width:100%;
}

.post .sidebar-wrap.content-left-wrap{
display:none;
}