Hello @alessandromondelli,
Where are you trying this shortcode? On a post or page?
You can use the shortcode along with one of its parameters e.g. [tutor_course id=20,37]
I’m trying to use the shortcode on a page.
I tried to use (ex.)[tutor_course id=”101,102″] or [tutor_course category=”procert”], but the result is the same
Hello @alessandromondelli,
Let us know your PHP, WordPress and Tutor LMS versions, the name of the theme currently active and share screenshot of installed plugins.
Here is the whole course shortcode
[tutor_course id=”20,64″ exclude_ids=”567,332″ category=”18,19″ orderby=”ID” order=”desc” count=”3″ column_per_row=’3′
course_filter=’off’ show_paginaton=’on’]
You can omit any of the parameters but use course id or category. I can see you have used category parameter incorrectly.
Hi @munayam,
I solved the problem, the file in shortcode/tutor-course.php in my child theme was not updated as the one in the plugin folder.
How can I update the tutor folder in child theme without lose all my custom edits to the template?
Thanks for help!
Hello @alessandromondelli,
There will be no update released from our end for your child theme. You can update Tutor LMS parent plugin since you’ve customized it using child theme you won’t lose your customization when you update.
