I’m using WP Courseware on my Beaver Builder theme. I insert a shortcode and a dynamic course outline will appear. But it does not stretch to the width of the column as it should do. It will only stretch full width if I forcibly make it by entering long module descriptions. In other words, currently it’s appearing as small as it can rather than as big as it can.
I’ve tried using the shortcodes in text editor modules in one columns marked as full-width, in tabs, in two columns etc. Same result - as small as possible.
I asked the WPC team about it and they said it is dynamic so it is probably an issue with the theme. I know it worked dynamically on Divi before I switched to BB.
Any suggestions, guys?
P.S. Absolutely loving the plugin and theme. Amazing job!
Thanks for getting in touch and sorry to hear about the issues! We can take a look if you like and can provide temp admin access. If you could also send a link to the page where we should look, that would be great!
Thanks for the kind words! In looking at this a bit more, you may want to contact them again directly. I believe what they mean by the plugin being ‘dynamic’ is that the column will be as wide as the content. When I inserted the shortcode in a standard WP page called Testing, the column will only span the content that is generated by the shortcode. If you are looking for it to be full width, I would assume they would need to give you some CSS to do so or there may be a setting I am missing in the plugin.
This was the original response I received from them:
‘Actually, the course outline within WP Courseware is dynamic, meaning it will adjust to the dimensions allowed by your theme. You may want to check with your theme developer to find out how to adjust the content width of pages and posts.’
This tallies with my experience using the Divi theme previously, where the tables would stretch to the column’s length (I haven’t tried it on other themes bar BB though) I’ll ask them about a potential CSS fix anyhow. Hopefully they’ll have something up their sleeve.