We usually receive the most common question nowadays is “How to add WP Bakery Page Builder into LearnPress and Eduma’s course page?”. Hence, we are writing this article to clarify your concern today.
Normally, WPBakery is enabled automatically for all pages so you can build pages with WPBakery easily. However, for Eduma’s course page, it has always been the boring nonstyle text like in this image.
It would be exaggerated to say it doesn’t have any style. However, it does look like not have any style at all, and this really bothersome critical eyes. In this article, we will look into how to add WPBakery Editor into the LearnPress course in Eduma and explore some all of its pros and cons, its benefits and its limitation. Besides, as lesson design is also an important issue in improving learners’ experience, we will also look into how to add WPBakery to LearnPress lesson and give you the ability to turn it into something like the following screenshots:
As from the above screenshots, after you turn on WPBakery for LearnPress, you can add some rows, columns, add icons, buttons, colors, and background easily. This will be a great extra for any instructors to make their courses more attractive and engaging. Now, let’s turn your site on and start implementing this for your site.
Add WPBakery Page Builder to LearnPress and Eduma’s course page
Step 1: Go to your site’s WordPress Dashboard, then go to WPBakery Page Builder. The default setting for WPBakery only enables WPBakery for posts. You will need to go to WPBakery’s settings to turn it on for other post types and other user roles.
Step 2: Go to Role manager. This is where we can select WPBakery that can be turned on for which type and for which user role. From here, you will see a list of user roles on your site, from Administrator to Shop Manager.
Step 3: Let’s click on Administrator because as Admins of the site, we should be the first people to be able to edit courses using WPBakery. Change the Post types from Pages only to Custom
When the list of post types displayed, choose the post type you wanted to enable WPBakery for. Or you can just choose Post, LP_COURSE, LP_Lesson, and LP_Quiz. These may be the most common post types we deal with every day.
That’s it! Do it again for Editor, Author or Instructor if you want instructor to also be able to use WPBakery for your courses.
Using WPBakery in LearnPress Courses
After the above step is done, WPBakery will be enabled on the Course Editor and you will be able to use it on your course. However, please be sure to know that when you change from Classic Mode to Backend Editor, the LearnPress description will disappear and will re-appear after the Course Setting Features. Please check the images below:
- Before Enabling WPBakery
2. After Enabling WPBakery, the Editor will be pushed to after LearnPress settings.
Finally, WPBakery’s Frontend Editor feature won’t work well with Eduma’s course so please only use Backend Editor.
This is the result I got after enabling WPBakery for the course. Hope this article will be helpful to you guys!
Read more: Frontend Editor add-on for LearnPress
