There are literally thousands of themes and plugins available within the WordPress community. We have done quite a bit of testing; however, it would be impossible to test with all themes and plugins available. We have found that WP Courseware works well with most themes and plugins.
If WP Courseware doesn’t work as expected on your site, there are a couple of things you can do to troubleshoot it.
Tip: The free Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin has a troubleshooting mode that switches themes and plugins off for your login only, so visitors aren’t affected while you test.
Rule out any theme conflicts
- Change to one of the default WordPress themes, such as Twenty Twenty-Five.
- Test to see if the issue is fixed.
- If the issue disappears it could be an issue with your theme. Check your theme’s settings and configuration to see if you can spot a setting that might be triggering the conflict.
Check for any plugin conflicts
- Disable plugins one at a time (except WP Courseware).
- Check to see if the issue is gone. If the issue is gone, then it is a plugin conflict with the plugin that was just disabled.
- If you find the conflicting plugin, check the plugin’s settings and configuration to see if you can spot a setting that might be causing the conflict.
- If the plugin you just disabled didn’t resolve the issue, re-enable the plugin and move on to the next plugin. Rinse and repeat these steps until the conflicting plugin is found.
We have noticed that “Post Ordering” plugins tend to conflict with WP Courseware because of our drag and drop module/unit functionality.
Does WP Courseware run on Windows servers?
Yes. WP Courseware runs on any server that meets WordPress’s requirements, including Windows servers running IIS.