Uncanny Toolkit Pro

Uncanny Toolkit Pro extends Uncanny Toolkit for LearnDash with modules for course progress, access, group workflows, learner entries, and site administration. It requires PHP 7.4 or higher and LearnDash 4.2 or higher. The plugin is translation ready and multisite capable.

Choose how lessons and topics are completed

Modules can mark lessons and topics complete when a learner visits them, submits a form through Fluent Forms, Formidable Forms, Gravity Forms, or WPForms, reaches quiz results with a passing mark, or has an associated quiz manually graded. Site administrators can set global completion rules and override them for individual lessons or topics. The modules can also remove Mark Complete buttons.

Quiz progression has a separate condition: on quiz results within a lesson or topic, a learner can advance to the next course step by clicking “Click here to continue.” Single Page Courses have no associated lessons and put the Mark Complete button at the course level. The Reset Progress Button lets learners clear all activity for a course and retake it.

Set page access and group schedules

Restrict Page Access can limit any page by login status, course enrollment, group membership, or user role. When access is denied, the website can display a message or redirect the user. Not Enrolled Redirect can send non-admin visitors who are not enrolled to a configured destination, such as a course sales page.

Drip Lessons by LearnDash Group and Drip Topics by Group set availability dates for particular groups instead of applying the same dates to all enrolled users. Group Expiration can remove a group’s course enrollment on a specified day, with reminder emails available. Group Registration lets users join groups through unique registration URLs; users can also add or change groups by visiting group URLs. Other group utilities provide group-specific login redirects, logos and lists, and bbPress discussion forums that only group members can access.

Give learners course navigation and records

A resume button returns learners to the course, lesson, or topic they last visited. Breadcrumbs show their place in the course hierarchy, while an AJAX course navigation tree can load course steps on demand. Login and logout links, redirects, and menu item visibility controls let site administrators shape navigation around sign-in status.

The Course Dashboard can list a learner’s enrolled courses and provide access to lessons, topics, quizzes, quiz results, and certificates. Customizable course and lesson or topic grids are also available for front-end pages and learner dashboards. A days-until-expiry display can show how much time remains on course access.

Learner Transcript includes printable front-end records of course progress and overall standing. Certificate tools can preview certificates and list a learner’s course, quiz, and group certificates, with the newest first. Authorized administrators and Group Leaders can download certificates in bulk. Email modules send certificates earned through course, group, or quiz completion; course certificate copies can optionally be saved on the server, while group and quiz certificate modules can save certificates there.

Manage reporting and administration

Import Users creates or updates users from a CSV file and can assign them to courses and LearnDash groups, including custom user fields. Enhanced LearnDash CSV Reports adds columns for custom user and course meta. Duplicate Pages & Posts can clone pages, posts, courses, lessons, topics, quizzes, and other content.

User Switching lets authorized users switch between accounts for testing or troubleshooting. Hide Admin Bar can hide the WordPress Admin Bar according to user role. Disable Emails prevents WordPress and plugins that use native WordPress email functions from sending messages while the module is active, which is useful on development and staging sites.

Track course time

Simple Course Timer tracks time in courses, lessons, and topics and detects when a user is idle. It adds course completion time and total course time to LearnDash reports. Administrators can also block quiz access until a learner has spent a minimum amount of time in a course.

Install and configure

Install the add-on on a WordPress site that meets the PHP 7.4 or higher and LearnDash 4.2 or higher requirements, then activate it through the WordPress Plugins menu. Configure the modules for the site’s course structure, learner roles, access rules, forms, and reporting needs. Features are applied through their module options, shortcodes, widgets, or supported LearnDash workflows.