NOTE: This is an advanced post aimed at developers.
If you were struggling to figure out how to customize your LearnDash templates using your child theme, well, good luck!
Just Kidding!
It can be a pain to figure out how to customize your LearnDash templates with your existing Child Theme, we know this because we recently ran into this. Unfortunately, there are no real guides or documentation on how to customize your LearnDash templates, so we had to figure this one out, and thought we’d share.
Just follow along below and we’ll show you.
Steps to Customize a LearnDash Template
It is important to note that the steps might change depending on the LearnDash Theme you are using – but in most cases, all you’d need to do to customize your LearnDash theme is to change the name from ld30 to the name of whatever LearnDash Theme you are using.
Add LearnDash Folder
learndash folder to your Child Theme.
Add the Name
Next, you need to add the name of the Theme as a folder.
In our example, this will be ld30.
Add the File
Example 1
If you are overwriting: wp-content/plugins/sfwd-lms/themes/ld30/templates/lesson.php
The path in your child theme will be: wp-content/themes/child-theme/learndash/ld30/lesson.php
Example 2
If you are overwriting: wp-content/plugins/sfwd-lms/themes/ld30/templates/module/tabs.php
The path in your child theme will be: wp-content/themes/child-theme/learndash/ld30/module/tabs.php
Yes this is work for me.
Thank you
Sadly, this is not working. I tried to do the same with my ld30 and Astra child theme, but it didn’t work.
Not sure about Astra or what child theme you are using.
It works with Divi – we do it and tested