Doesn’t look like there is a shortcode for that. That plugin has a sample-template.php script that has an example for listing courses.
Hey Thanks
I have had a look at the sample-templet.php what does one do with this. Sorry for the basic question its my first blog.
Thanks for all the help
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You’ll need to decide how/where you are going to present that information. With the help of the Template Hierarchy article, determine what Template will display your courses then create/edit that template.
Related:
Stepping Into Template Tags
Stepping Into Templates
Yes, sorry about this. The next version of the plugin will have a short code. Unfortunately I’m not sure when I will have time to put another version out there.
Thanks Brad,
How does one use this one till then. Sorry I am new
How does one use this one till then
A shortcode typically means you want to display something in each and every post. If that is the cases then themes typically display posts in their index.php template.
With that said, you should review the comments above for info about templates and template hierarchy.
Thanks Michael
I have been trying without success…new to it..sorry to harrow.
cheers
No apologies necessary, but if you are going to modify themes and introduce coding and such, you will want to be conversant with the underlying principals of templates and template hierarchy.
And as I stated before “You’ll need to decide how/where you are going to present that information.” Meaning under what conditions are you displaying course info, and where in your blog are you displaying that info.
