When you install and activate the add-on, all you have to do is use the following shortcode to insert your courses onto the page of your choice:
[ld_course_list]
The default layout will display your courses in three columns, as pictured below.
Want to change the number of columns? No problem! Just specify the number of columns in the shortcode. If you want two columns, the shortcode is as follows:
[ld_course_list col=2]
Perhaps you have courses that belong to different categories? You can easily enable a category selector in the course list by using the following shortcode:
[ld_course_list categoryselector=true col=2]
Taking this one step further, you can even create multiple course list pages. For example, you can create a detailed profile page by using the following two shortcodes:
[ld_profile] and [ld_course_list mycourses=’1′]
This will display the LearnDash front-end profile as well as a list (in grid format) of the user’s enrolled courses.
If you want to display the progress bar in the course list, simply use the following shortcode:
[ld_course_list progress_bar=’true’]
Custom Short Description
In addition to being able to determine how you want your courses to display, this add-on gives you the ability to create a custom short description for the course.
When activated, a new “Course Short Description” field will appear on your EDIT COURSE page.
Once published, the short description appears in the course list:
Additional Attributes
In addition to the above features, you may use any attributes of the [ld_course_list] shortcode. This shortcode can take following parameters:
[ld_course_list]
The default layout will display your courses in three columns, as pictured below.
Want to change the number of columns? No problem! Just specify the number of columns in the shortcode. If you want two columns, the shortcode is as follows:
[ld_course_list col=2]
Perhaps you have courses that belong to different categories? You can easily enable a category selector in the course list by using the following shortcode:
[ld_course_list categoryselector=true col=2]
Taking this one step further, you can even create multiple course list pages. For example, you can create a detailed profile page by using the following two shortcodes:
[ld_profile] and [ld_course_list mycourses=’1′]
This will display the LearnDash front-end profile as well as a list (in grid format) of the user’s enrolled courses.
If you want to display the progress bar in the course list, simply use the following shortcode:
[ld_course_list progress_bar=’true’]
Custom Short Description
In addition to being able to determine how you want your courses to display, this add-on gives you the ability to create a custom short description for the course.
When activated, a new “Course Short Description” field will appear on your EDIT COURSE page.
Once published, the short description appears in the course list:
Additional Attributes
In addition to the above features, you may use any attributes of the [ld_course_list] shortcode. This shortcode can take following parameters:
- num: limits the number of courses displayed. Example: [ld_course_list num=”10″]shows 10 courses.
- order: sets order of courses. Possible values: DESC, ASC. Example: [ld_course_list order=”ASC”] shows courses in assending order.
- orderby: sets what the list of ordered by. Example: [ld_course_list order=”ASC” orderby=”title”] shows courses in assending order by title.
- tag: shows courses with mentioned tag. Example: [ld_course_list tag=”math”]shows courses having tag math.
- tag_id: shows courses with mentioned tag_id. Example: [ld_course_list tag_id=”30″] shows courses having tag with tag_id 30.
- cat: shows courses with mentioned category id. Example: [ld_course_list cat=”10″]shows courses having category with category id 10.
- category_name: shows courses with mentioned category slug. Example: [ld_course_list category_name=”math”] shows courses having category slug math.
- mycourses: show current user’s courses. Example: [ld_course_list mycourses=”true”] shows courses the current user has access to.
