LearnDash
LearnDash is a powerful learning management system (LMS) designed to help you create and sell professional online courses directly from your WordPress site. This software provides the structure you need to organize educational content into courses, lessons, and topics, making it easy for your students to navigate their learning journey. By using LearnDash, you can transform your knowledge into a scalable digital product while maintaining full control over your content and user experience.
With a focus on engagement and student success, LearnDash includes features like automated emails, quizzes, and course certificates to reward progress. You can easily manage student enrollments, track individual performance, and set up various monetization options, such as one-time purchases or recurring subscriptions. This comprehensive toolset ensures you spend less time on technical management and more time creating high-quality educational material for your audience.
LearnDash topics
This collection provides step-by-step instructions for setting up LearnDash, managing course content, and handling student enrollments on your WordPress site.
Add a Featured Image
Read more: Add a Featured ImageIn this tutorial, the instructor demonstrates how to add a featured image—a key visual element that helps set the tone of your content and improves how your post looks on your website and on social media. 1. What Is a Featured Image? 2. How to Add a Featured Image Once selected, the image is automatically…
Embed Video or Audio
Read more: Embed Video or AudioIn this video, the instructor shows how simple it is to embed videos and audio files into your WordPress content using built-in blocks—making your posts more interactive and engaging. 1. Embedding a Video from YouTube or Vimeo You can embed videos from multiple services, and WordPress will update the block accordingly (e.g., YouTube vs. Vimeo).…
Embed a PDF File
Read more: Embed a PDF FileIn this video, the instructor walks through how to let visitors download a PDF or other files directly from your WordPress page using the File block. 1. Adding the File Block Example: A PDF catalog of “Stellar Widgets” is uploaded. 2. What Happens Automatically 3. Formatting & Display Options 4. File Block Settings 5. File…
Creating Links and Buttons
Read more: Creating Links and ButtonsIn this tutorial, the instructor explains how to enhance your WordPress posts or pages by adding text links and buttons—key elements for improving navigation and guiding visitors through your content. 1. Creating Text Links 2. Creating Buttons 3. Button Design & Customization By the end of the video, you’ll be able to create both text…
How to Add an Image
Read more: How to Add an ImageIn this tutorial video, the instructor demonstrates how to enhance a WordPress post by adding images. Here’s a concise breakdown of the steps covered: By the end, the post includes two well-formatted images, making the content more visually engaging. The next video will cover adding links and buttons. Was this article helpful? Yes No Thank…
Create a New Post
Read more: Create a New PostIn the last video, we explored the WordPress Block Editor, also known as Gutenberg. Now it’s time to start creating content. Over the next few lessons, we’ll use some of the most common blocks to put together a new post. To begin, open a new post. You can do this in two ways: Adding Text…
The Block Editor
Read more: The Block EditorIn this video, we’ll take a closer look at the WordPress Block Editor, also known as Gutenberg. Let’s start by creating a new post so you can see how it works. First, add a title. Then, you can either begin typing to create a paragraph block, or type a forward slash / to bring up…
What is Gutenberg?
Read more: What is Gutenberg?In this video, we’ll take a quick look at the Block Editor in WordPress, also known by its nickname: Gutenberg. The Block Editor is a modern way to create nearly any type of page layout you can imagine. Instead of one long text field, every piece of content—whether it’s a paragraph, image, video, or button—is…