Andrew Randazzo

Thanks for the reply. I’ll need a little more help. Where am I suppose to put this code? I tried putting it in my Child theme’s functions.php but that didn’t do anything.

I think you’re confusing terms. I’m not talking about “course categories”, I’m talking about “custom categories”. It’s a specific section if scroll down near the bottom when editing a course. This is not specific to Lifter. It’s a wordpress core function.

When I say custom ID, our accrediting body requires that we assign a specific course number to each class we teach. For example, it would look something like 17-Prime-F3-1234. Only the last four digits are the actual course number. So on the certificate, we would put 17-Prime-F3-[course id shortcode].

I’m trying to figure out how to create and assign a custom course ID, and how to create a custom shortcode to pull that id over to the certificate.

I thought that the “custom categories” might be a key.

Fair enough. We got it to partially work and then ran into another road block. So, I thought I’d see if that brought anything new to light. Thanks.

Ok, I know I could optimize a few of my images which I recently uploaded. I may also pay to have my site hosted on a private server. Thanks for looking into that for me.

Unfortunately that didn’t work. I’m having a developer tweak some things. I’ll see if he can do work on it while he’s at it. Thanks.

I had to go into Appearance>Menus to add the page to my menu. My nightmare is over.

I’ve fixed almost all the problems. I ended up deactivating all the plugins and activating them one by one. I reactivated all of them and now all the problems are fixed except #5.

I just created a new page, and it does not show up whether I’m logged in or out. It’s been published and visibility is public. The direct url works, and it should be under the main navigation “Classes & Rates”. Anyone know what’s happening???

https://www.primemedicaltraining.com/classes-rates/emergency-medical-responder-emr/

Update: I deactivated the caching plugins, CF is still in developer mode, and I reinstalled the theme. All the problems are still there. I hope that helps narrow it down for some of you.

Oh I see. Yes, I did post it in the plugin support forum. Waiting for their response.

I guess it wouldn’t be hard to throw in a closed div. I just need to find out where that is.

The first widget is only 2 shortcode:

[ahm-pricing-table id=373 template=”smooth” currency=”$”]

</br>

</br>

[ahm-pricing-table id=385 template=”smooth” currency=”$”]</br>

The second widget is:
Title: Example. Body: Aligned to the right.

Third widget is: Upcoming classes (with list of classes).

This is the register_sidebar code. I’m using Woosidebars, though, so it replaces this sidebar with a custom sidebar.

register_sidebar( array(
‘name’ => __( ‘Main Sidebar’, ‘twentyeleven’ ),
‘id’ => ‘sidebar-1’,
‘before_widget’ => ”,
‘after_widget’ => “”,
‘before_title’ => ‘<h3 class=”widget-title”>’,
‘after_title’ => ‘</h3>’,
) );

The snippet you gave me didn’t change the font of the titles, but it did cause the widget areas to align vertically instead of to the right of the pricing table.

alchymyth, the link was in my original post and here it is again.

https://primemedicaltraining.com/heartsaver-cpr-aed/

I am using a shortcode from the Pricing Table plugin.

The shortcode is: [ahm-pricing-table id=373 template=”smooth” currency=”$”]

I added a sample widget so you can see how it aligns to the right of the first widget which is my pricing table shortcode. The 3rd widget is aligned underneath the 1st widget because of it’s size but the title of the widget should be bigger and bold.

The snippet works, but it causes all my widgets to want to align horizontally, and it changes the font and size of my other widget titles. Do you have a snippet I could use to fix this?