Learning Management System (LMS) Chat Application vs Widget Areas for LearnDash

WP LMS Conversation is a LMS plugins like LearnPress, MasterStudy LMS, LearnDash, LifterLMS, Tutor LMS, Sensei LMS addons and it’s easy to use. There are many conversation plugins out here but none of theme are easy like this plugin. We don’t like to user with tons of settings and options. We implemented very clean and easy understable setting panel where user can easily set their option. We use Firebase Realtime Database for store chat data. WP LMS Conversation allow to conversation with LMS teacher or other student. It creact individual chat in each course, lesson, quiz etc where student and teacher can join. Enrollment are required for student. CHECK OUT OUR VIDEO DEMO ON HOW THIS WORKS: HOW TO MANAGE SETTINGS? For control options and settings admin should go Dashboard > LMS Chat > Firebase Settings. In this perticular tab, admin can set firebase settings. Admin can get firebase credientials from Firebase Console and more information about Firebase Console available in info tab. Admin can set individual chat availability form each course edit page or can set availability as globaly from LMS Chat > General tab. “LMS CHAT” FEATURES – FREE VERSION 👉 Realtime Chat upto 10 user 👉 Realtime Firebase Database 👉 Control teacher authorization of chat in front-end 👉 Firebase Settings option 👉 Text Chat and Image sharing option 👉 Delete already sent message from window. 👉 File Sharing Option 👉 Contributor online / offline status 👉 Incoming message date and time 👉 Incoming message bundle by Date 👉 Control position of chat widget 👉 Visible chat widget after course Enroll and auto login to firebase 👉 Chat window size toggle with contributor list 👉 Group chat option 👉 unread message notification 👉 Individual / one to one Chat option 👉 Admin can capable to erash entire message from firebase database 👉 There have a option to allow user to erash message for her own course 👉 Firebase setting guide in info tab 👉 And many more… “LMS CHAT” FEATURES FOR PRO VERSION 👉 No limitation for chat user. 👉 All featue for free version 👉 Option to delete entire message 👉 Option to allow course author to delete entire message of a course 👉 Option to send email notification to teacher on personal message on chat 👉 Allow teacher to send email notification to all participant using pre built content 👉 Allow teacher to set a chat start and duration time, then a countdown will appear in chat window before start. 👉 Option to set message before start and after end if teacher set start time. 👉 Pro version Link: LMS CHAT PRO DEMO – CHECK THIS OUT IN REAL 🔗 [Backend Demo](demo url) What our customer says: “Appreciable user interface! Customer service and support are beyond words. Thank you for this wonderful plugin “ “It is fantastic! Thanks for this! As I was doing some tries the upload files and delete message by user is not working. Other then those two things the chat looks great and simple to use!” OTHER USEFUL LINKS Find all PRO features Facebook LinkedIn GitHub Stackoverflow

Widget Areas for LearnDash simply gives you more places to add custom content in LearnDash. By utilizing built-in LearnDash action hooks, we assign widget areas (also known as “sidebars”) to various locations throughout your LearnDash pages. Available LearnDash Widget Areas Focus Mode: Sidebar: Above Navigation Focus Mode: Sidebar: Below Navigation Focus Mode: Content: Start Focus Mode: Below Content Course Page: Content: Start Course Page: Content: End Group Page: Content: Start Group Page: Content: End Requires the “LearnDash 3.0” Active Template. Tested with LearnDash 4.23. How to Use Upon activating the plugin, new widget areas will appear on the Appearance > Widgets screen in your WordPress admin area. You can also access them via the Customizer (Appearance > Customize > Widgets). Simply add the blocks/widgets you’d like to insert into the corresponding widget areas. Be sure to click the “Save” button at the bottom. Navigate to a page that contains that widget area, refresh, and your new widgets will be there. Types of Content to Add WordPress comes with a set of default widgets, several of which might be useful. If you’re using the new block editor, all blocks will also be available to you. Add a simple Paragraph block with some basic text Add an Image or Video/Embed block for more visual content Add a Navigation Menu widget to insert a custom menu you’ve created Add your own Custom HTML widget to embed an or write your own code TIP: You can use the LearnDash Student and LearnDash Visitor blocks to display a block’s contents only to enrolled students or unenrolled visitors. LearnDash Widgets LearnDash comes prepackaged with a few widgets, but there’s probably only one that makes sense in these widget areas. Add a Course Progress Bar to the top or bottom of your Focus Mode sidebar Feel free to experiment with the other LearnDash widgets. Elementor Templates If you’re using Elementor Pro, you can create a custom section and embed it anywhere on your site, including in your new LearnDash widget areas. There are two ways to do this: When you go to insert a block/widget, select the Elementor Library widget. Choose a template from the dropdown menu. Click “Save.” Navigate to Templates > Saved Templates. Copy the shortcode next to the template you want to insert. Now you’ll insert a Shortcode block into the widget area, and paste the shortcode. For more information, see the article in Elementor’s knowledge base. Widget Area CSS Class Names If you need to target the widget areas to apply custom styles using CSS, you can use the following class names. All widget areas have the .ldx-widget-area class. Focus Mode: Sidebar: Above Navigation – .ldx-widget-area.fm-nav-before Focus Mode: Sidebar: After Navigation – .ldx-widget-area.fm-nav-after Focus Mode: Content: Start – .ldx-widget-area.fm-content-start Focus Mode: Below Content – .ldx-widget-area.fm-content-bottom Course Page: Content: Start – .ldx-widget-area.course-content-start Course Page: Content: End – .ldx-widget-area.course-content-end Group Page: Content: Start – .ldx-widget-area.group-content-start Group Page: Content: End – .ldx-widget-area.group-content-end Example Usage: .ldx-widget-area.fm-nav-before { margin: 1em; } This would add 1em of spacing around the widget area that appears above the navigation in the Focus Mode sidebar. In addition, all widgets placed inside of a widget area have a class of .ldx-widget. Show/Hide Widgets on Certain Devices While not a direct feature of this plugin, you can show/hide widgets on different devices using another free plugin. Install & activate the Widget Options plugin Navigate to the widget that you’d like to adjust the visibility on Scroll to the bottom and click on the tab with the mobile phone Choose to either show or hide on the checked devices Check the appropriate devices Click “Save” Show/Hide Widgets on Specific Course/Lesson/Topic Pages Another feature of the free Widget Options plugin (mentioned above) is to only show widgets on specific course, lesson, topic or quiz pages. Install & activate the Widget Options plugin Navigate to the widget that you’d like to adjust the visibility on Scroll to the bottom and click on the settings cog icon Click on the Logic tab In the text box, you can use the is_single() conditional tag to only display that widget on a specific page Use the ID of the course, lesson, topic or quiz 👉 How to find the ID of LearnDash content Example: This would only display the widget on the page with an ID of 7: is_single( '7' ) If you wanted to display a widget on multiple pages (with IDs of 1, 2 and 3), your code would look like this: is_single( array( 1, 2, 3 ) ) There are many more WordPress conditional tags you can use. From within WordPress Visit “Plugins > Add New” Search for “Widget Areas for LearnDash” Click the “Install” button Click the “Activate” button Navigate to “Appearance > Widgets” or open the Customizer to start adding blocks/widgets to your new widget areas