On the app this is the .posts
class that manage the background:
.learndash-template-ld30 .posts {
background: #faf5f0!important;
}
Amazing, thank you.
Also, in the feeds page here, I do encounter another issue:
When I hit the ‘quick reply button’, it opens the pop up below, the problem is that I can’t type in the pop up. For some reason, when I click on the space ‘type your reply here’ to start typing, nothing happens and I m not able to type anything.
See explanation here.
Hope you can help. Thank you!
Add this on the “Javascript” section:
jQuery(function() {
app.off('touchstart');
});
Perfect, thank you. It takes a little bit to react, but works.
Also, when I open PDF documents, there is no way to come back to the course page.
See example here.
Could you advice what can be done?
Many thanks,
Raquel
You can use the go back gesture of the phone.
If you have another query, compile them all and send me one message please 😉
Hello!
Yes, of course. I will do that once I have all queries compiled, but for the back go gesture, is there any other solution?
It is not something my students will think of doing and many will get stuck in the PDF screens.
Thank you!
To go back from a pdf screen, the only solution is to “swipe back” gesture.
Hi there,
Here are my last questions about customization.
Customization queries.
Thank you!
Raquel
Let me know if you need me to elaborate more on this here 🙂
Thank you
1- This is a know bug and it will be solved on a next release
2- This is probably because you use an another plugin to control how user can register. The wpmobile widget can not be compatible. A solution is to remove the wpmobile widget and use your login/register page instead.
3- Add this CSS:
.page-id-145185 .page-content.ptr-content {
padding: 0!important;
}
4- Can you send a screenshot of the deployed element of the menu on the wpmobile plugin?
This is the CSS I added, and it hides all clicable elements in navbar and toolbar when user is not logged in:
.navbar {display: none!important;} body.logged-in .navbar {
display: block!important;
}
.ptr-preloader {display: none!important;} body.logged-in .ptr-preloader {
display: block!important;
}
.toolbar-inner {display: none!important;} body.logged-in .toolbar-inner {display: block!important;}
The problem is, when user logs in, some elements are not displayed.
Screenshots of the deployed elements of the toolbar
Also, for the login page, if I make the login page the homepage, is that it? Or do I need to delete the wpmobile widget?
Thank you!
There is an option on the wpmobile plugin menu editor to assign a role to an element.
Edit the element you want to make visible only for logged in user and select this role. No need to add extra CSS.
Delete the wpmobile widget if it doesnt work ; )
Amazing, thank you.
Last question, how do I redirect user to the login page after they log out?
Thank you!
There is some plugins that can help you on this point.
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/logout+redirect/ 😉
Sure thank you.
I am about to purchase and I wanted to make sure I can continue editing my app? Or how does it work?
Also, where do you mean I can host the privacy policy in your website?
Many thanks!