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To upload and integrate PDF files and videos into a LearnPress course, follow these steps:

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1. Uploading PDF Files into LearnPress

PDF files can be added as part of course materials or resources.

Steps:

1. Navigate to the Lesson or Course:

Go to LearnPress → Courses in your WordPress admin dashboard.

Select the course you want to add the PDF to.

2. Edit the Lesson:

Under the Curriculum section, click on the specific lesson to edit it.
3. Add the PDF Link:

In the lesson content editor, use the Add Media button:

Click Add Media.

Upload or select the PDF file from the media library.

Insert the link into the lesson's content.

Alternatively, paste the direct download link manually.

4. Save Changes:

Once the PDF is added, save the changes to ensure it's visible to students.

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2. Uploading Videos into LearnPress

Videos can enhance the learning experience when embedded in lessons.

Options for Adding Videos

You can either:

Upload Videos to Your Media Library.

Use Third-Party Platforms like YouTube or Vimeo.

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Method 1: Upload Video Directly to WordPress Media Library

Steps:

1. Go to Media → Add New in your WordPress Dashboard.

2. Upload the video file you want to include.


3. Copy the video URL from the media library after uploading.

4. Navigate to the lesson you want to add the video to under LearnPress → Courses.

5. Paste the video URL into the Content Editor or use the built-in WordPress video embed block.

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Method 2: Use Third-Party Platforms (Recommended)

Using YouTube/Vimeo ensures faster load times and better playback options.

Steps:

1. Upload the video to YouTube or Vimeo.

2. Copy the embedded video link provided by YouTube/Vimeo.


3. In the LearnPress Lesson Editor, paste the embedded video URL or use the block editor:

Use the YouTube/Vimeo Embed Block to integrate the video directly.

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3. Test the Uploads

After adding the video and/or PDF:

1. Visit the course/student view on your website.

2. Ensure that the links are clickable and that videos play properly.

3. Verify that the PDF opens for download.

LearnPress uses the default WordPress login and registration functionality. To customize or design the
login page for LearnPress, follow these steps:
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1. Customize the Default Login Page

If you want to design the default WordPress login page:

a. Use a Plugin

Install a plugin like LoginPress or Custom Login Page Customizer.

These plugins allow you to customize the login form, background, and colors without coding.

Steps:

1. Install and activate the plugin (e.g., LoginPress).

2. Navigate to the plugin's settings from your WordPress dashboard.

3. Customize the login page with your logo, colors, background image, and fonts.
4. Save changes, and the login page will reflect the new design.

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2. Add a Front-End Login Form

For a front-end login page, you can use shortcodes or plugins:

a. Use LearnPress Add-ons

LearnPress has a User Registration add-on (requires a premium plan) to create a front-end login form.

b. Use a Membership Plugin

Free plugins like WP User Manager or Ultimate Member can help you design a user-friendly front-end
login form.

Steps:

1. Install Ultimate Member or similar.

2. Add a new page (e.g., "Login").


3. Use the shortcode [ultimatemember_login] or the plugin's login form block to embed the login form
on the page.

4. Customize the form fields, styling, and redirection settings in the plugin settings.

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3. Use a Page Builder

If you're using a page builder like Elementor or WPBakery:

1. Create a New Page:

Title it "Login."

2. Add Login Form Widget:

In Elementor, use the Login Form widget.


Customize the layout, background, colors, and redirection settings.

3. Publish the Page:

Set the page URL to something user-friendly (e.g., /login).

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4. Custom Redirect After Login

You can redirect users to the course dashboard or a specific page after logging in:

Steps:

1. Install a plugin like Peter’s Login Redirect.

2. Set rules to redirect users to the desired page (e.g., /dashboard or /courses) after login.
3. Save settings.

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5. Style the Login Page with CSS

If you're comfortable with CSS, you can directly customize the login page:

Steps:

1. Add custom CSS to your theme's Additional CSS section or style.css file:

body.login {

background-color: #f0f0f0;

background-image: url('your-image-url.jpg');

background-size: cover;

}
#login h1 a {

background-image: url('your-logo-url.png');

background-size: contain;

width: 100%;

height: 80px;

#loginform {

border-radius: 10px;

background: #ffffff;

box-shadow: 0 4px 8px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.2);

2. Save changes to see the updated design.

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