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By Jeff Cohan,

How to Create a Custom MemberPress Course Progress Page

This post is inspired by a question that was posed in Facebook MemberPress Unofficial User Group:

Is there a way to see all of the users’ course progress in one place? I know I can access each user and see their progress that way. I was just hoping that there might be an easier way to see all of the members at once. Does anyone have any ideas on how to do this? Thanks in advance!

This is exactly what I implemented in one of my WordPress/MemberPress websites that has three courses using the MemberPress Courses addon. In my case, I wanted to offer two views of course progress: one grouped by User; the other grouped by Course.

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By Jeff Cohan,

Create a Custom Shortcode to Display a MemberPress Membership Price ANYWHERE on Your Website

Today, as I prepared to change the price of a membership on one of my MemberPress membership sites, I knew that there are several places on the site where the price of the membership was hard-coded. (For example, I’m, displaying a custom pricing table that doesn’t utilize MemberPress Groups Price Box. I also have a callout on the home page which displays the price of this membership — also hard-coded.)

A membership price shortcode would eliminate the need to manually update all those places. However, although MemberPress has lots of shortcodes for content restriction, it doesn’t have one for displaying the price of a membership.

So I created one.

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By Jeff Cohan,

How to Create a Simple Custom Events Plugin

My client wants to display on his site information about trade shows at which his company will be exhibiting. I know there are lots of event plugins out there, but most of the ones I know about would be overkill for our needs. So, I created a must-use custom Events plugin for this client. One of the requirements was to show both current and past events and to segregate them on the main events “landing” page.

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By Jeff Cohan,

Shortest CSS Grid Tutorial EVER!

I’ve been a reluctant/late adapter of the Flexbox and CSS Grid layout systems. I’m not proud of that, but it is what it is. After reading and watching a boatload of tutorials and videos on these systems, I got the idea that I should dive into Flexbox first — and I did. But then I watched a Kevin Powell video on how easy it is to get started with CSS Grid, and I was converted.

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By Jeff Cohan,

How to Hide the Mai Lifestyle Pro Banner Area With Code

Mai Lifestyle Pro, a popular Genesis child theme, supports banner areas after the header. Banner areas with banner images — much like featured images — can add interest to a post and provide subliminal context. However, the default behavior of the banner area presents a potential problem. Namely, if you want to display the banner area on only some posts, there’s no quick and easy way to hide the banner area from the posts on which you don’t want it to appear. But there’s a solution, involving just a few lines of code.

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By Jeff Cohan,

Diagnostic PHP: Get All User Functions

Sometimes I want to see all the user-defined functions that are in memory when a page loads. Maybe the page doesn’t need certain functions and I can realize performance improvements by removing them. And sometimes — I’m being candid here — I copy functions from one application into a library file for another and don’t need any of them for the current application. This function, offering some diagnostic PHP, helps.

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