How To Build Online Courses On WordPress Without An LMS Plug-in

[@graduatecoachingpro]

So very useful thank you. As a note, WP has changed ACF to "Secure Custom Fields" - it encompasses what you highlighted, and more (apparently - I'm just starting and following your lesson!).

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Yeah, don't use Secure Custom Fields. Just use ACF from the source. Matt messed up bad stealing ACF like that.

[@Matumark]

Thanks for the training! How do you restrict access to that course page? :)

[@zakigeeks]

theres lots of plugins for those

[@jetrichTV]

​@@zakigeekscan you name some please? I have been trying to find and I am exhausted now

[@ahmedsalah9494]

Thanks for sharing this useful insight. What if I'm using another theme, can I create custom templates for single post types without kadence pro addon which allows for creating hooked elements?

[@sebawagosh2356]

Very Interesting and light weight compared to other LMS ... But can you still make this course plugin remain password protected for various types of students? Say with a membership plugin tool like WP Fusion? Thanks for great videos. Newly subscribed and looking forward to binge watching your channel.

[@fineartbymattphilleo]

I was wondering if that was possible, David! I haven’t watched the video yet, but I’m excited to see how you do this.

[@florenciaalvarado]

It is very interesting. I wonder how to monetise this courses/post

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Sell it using whatever you want (I use WooCommerce), then just protect the course page.

[@hiphopbeast7022]

out of all these LMS plugins I couldn't find one where a student can choose a teacher and the teacher could "open" lessons for a student, upload materials and where student and teacher are kind of "tied' together inside an account page. Or maybe I missed something? If there's a chance to create these features without LMS plugins, could you please show how to do it?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Sounds like a custom development job to me, frankly.

[@jpflynnoz]

Very useful outline! Great contribution...

[@StylishandGrateful]

So much value here. Thank you!

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

You're so welcome!

[@Successful_Student]

I have questions that I’d like to ask that aren’t public. Can I email you?

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Sure. People do it all the time. ;)

[@tipdrB]

Thanks for this video

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Most welcome

[@comartse]

Great job on a great idea. Thank you!

[@WhiteHeartAgency]

So, you trade one plugin for another? Hmm.

[@coachingangels]

Good stuff

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

I thought so. ;)

[@girishyanamala9361]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉thanks for an idea what's in my mind, to save money

[@nayadev8351]

amazing

[@alantuttphotography]

You mentioned the display of subpages, but didn't show ANY way of doing that. Without this, how can you call a group of pages a course? At least show ONE way of doing this.

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

It is kind of specific... plus a lot of people don't really need sub-pages for courses as a one-page setup is all that is needed (and preferred). But, as a method, check out Kadence Blocks.

[@TTvlog07]

Totally time waste no too much learning only talk...

[@BlogMarketingAcademy]

Well, aren't you a delight.