Great video. Mak is always so thorough and informative. I've gone through both part 1 and part 2 twice. I am, however, getting stuck on the topic of page/post restrictions. I am trying to implement a partial post restriction by wrapping my content modules within the memberpress shortcode. Unfortunately, upon viewing the site the content block is not working. I've tried the shortcode using wp classic and elementor and it seems to work fine so I'm assuming it's a specific conflict with DIVI. Do you have any suggestions for how to properly leverage the partial content block shortcode in divi.
Hi - please help, for 07:03 you mention going to pages and editing login, I did so but it has a duplicate login box under the one created from this video - even though I have no duplicate shortcode there on the page. How do I get rid of that? Thank you.
This is a lot of manual work! You could have used LifterLMS to get this all done pretty quick, it had much more flexibility and design control. Just putting it out there for someone who does not want to create all those pages manually and post each video on each page manually.
Hi! Thank you so much for this super helpful video. I have a question - How do I give access to course content only to those who purchase the course (a flat one-time purchase). I'd rather do this, than create various memberships. Do you have a video explaining this? Please please reply! :)
Yes, we have here an article that can help you setup a LMS site: www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/creating-a-learning-management-lms-website-with-divi
So- I missed the part about creating a custom login page prior to getting things going and created it after seeing that part on the tutorial. Now, when I designate my custom page as the login page (my-log-in-page) and click 'view' it goes directly to my homepage. If I paste the URL into a browser I'm not logged into, my custom page shows up - and the form shows up as it's supposed to using the shortcode, but it is also adding a log-in form at the bottom of the page. Is there any way to fix this??
@@CallCarrieWebDesign Thank you for responding! So I actually went back to the Elegant Themes website and actually read through the tutorial. In case you want to change anything, here's how to do it. From your dashboard, go to your pages and go to the login page you have linked with Memberpress. Click on Edit and scroll to the bottom. There is a little checkbox that says "Manually place the login form on the page". Make sure that is checked. The shortcode pops up and you're supposed to paste that onto the page. The one at the bottom is removed. Here's the link if you or anyone needs it. Just scroll down to the Login Page part. www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/how-to-build-a-membership-site-with-divi-part-2
Most competent authors put notes in the description, (hit show more under the video) There he has a link to his site, www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/how-to-build-a-membership-site-with-divi-part-2
NOTE TO SELF: "..after 4 minutes ..added shortcode... Where did you get that code from? ...We used the [mepr-account-form] shortcode which is a shortcode from MemberPress."
Super Helpful! Mark, as usual, was very informative.
Awesome work!
Awesome! Thanks.
You're welcome! 😄
great tutorial!
Great video. Mak is always so thorough and informative. I've gone through both part 1 and part 2 twice. I am, however, getting stuck on the topic of page/post restrictions. I am trying to implement a partial post restriction by wrapping my content modules within the memberpress shortcode. Unfortunately, upon viewing the site the content block is not working. I've tried the shortcode using wp classic and elementor and it seems to work fine so I'm assuming it's a specific conflict with DIVI. Do you have any suggestions for how to properly leverage the partial content block shortcode in divi.
Hi - please help, for 07:03 you mention going to pages and editing login, I did so but it has a duplicate login box under the one created from this video - even though I have no duplicate shortcode there on the page. How do I get rid of that? Thank you.
Hi, I used the coding you provided but the telephone number field does not work properly. How can show you visually ?
This is a lot of manual work! You could have used LifterLMS to get this all done pretty quick, it had much more flexibility and design control. Just putting it out there for someone who does not want to create all those pages manually and post each video on each page manually.
Thanks for you the video. And how to creat the menus so that the students can navegate... Thanks
Great video! But how can I protect videos, can I use youtube or vimeo for that?
Hi! Thank you so much for this super helpful video. I have a question - How do I give access to course content only to those who purchase the course (a flat one-time purchase). I'd rather do this, than create various memberships.
Do you have a video explaining this? Please please reply! :)
Yes, we have here an article that can help you setup a LMS site: www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/creating-a-learning-management-lms-website-with-divi
ok... and now how does one login and go to their user accounts?
So- I missed the part about creating a custom login page prior to getting things going and created it after seeing that part on the tutorial. Now, when I designate my custom page as the login page (my-log-in-page) and click 'view' it goes directly to my homepage. If I paste the URL into a browser I'm not logged into, my custom page shows up - and the form shows up as it's supposed to using the shortcode, but it is also adding a log-in form at the bottom of the page. Is there any way to fix this??
@Ashley Thomas - No, I just had to create my own pages and find EVERYWHERE they were linked to and make sure they were being taken to my custom pages.
@@CallCarrieWebDesign Thank you for responding! So I actually went back to the Elegant Themes website and actually read through the tutorial. In case you want to change anything, here's how to do it. From your dashboard, go to your pages and go to the login page you have linked with Memberpress. Click on Edit and scroll to the bottom. There is a little checkbox that says "Manually place the login form on the page". Make sure that is checked. The shortcode pops up and you're supposed to paste that onto the page. The one at the bottom is removed. Here's the link if you or anyone needs it. Just scroll down to the Login Page part. www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/how-to-build-a-membership-site-with-divi-part-2
in the creation of the account page, you used a shortcode. Where did you get that from?
Most competent authors put notes in the description, (hit show more under the video)
There he has a link to his site, www.elegantthemes.com/blog/divi-resources/how-to-build-a-membership-site-with-divi-part-2
Just after 4 minutes in you added a short code... Where did you get that code from?
Hey Her! We used the [mepr-account-form] shortcode which is a shortcode from MemberPress. 😄
How do people logout of their account
Still nothing on short codes. I am struggling my fucking ass off with shorts codes in divi.
NOTE TO SELF: "..after 4 minutes ..added shortcode... Where did you get that code from? ...We used the [mepr-account-form] shortcode which is a shortcode from MemberPress."