Question about 30 day refund by MS LMS plug in

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Hey,

I was building a site for a customer. The initial information was that it would be WP. Turns out they just used plug ins. So I had to do some research.

I managed to get everything done, but we need to remove that 30 day disclaimer, since it doesn’t make sense for a course that can easily be completed in less then 30 days.

Info:
Plug ins used:
MS LMS theme
Divi builder for custom pages
Woocommerce checkout for LMS since the original LMS checkout is pretty basic

I looked in both LMS and WooCommerce settings, and I can’t find anything related to that message. Does anybody have an idea, how I can fix this?

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1 Comment
  1. I would approach this in one of 3 ways.

    Ask MS LMS – it’s their plugin – they talk about custom reg forms, so I expect it’s possible.

    Right-click the sentence ‘INSPECT’ and find it’s class – then hide it with CSS

    Search the database for that sentence – it may point you to where it is (which plugin)… if it’s not there it’s hard-coded in the plugin. Install the site locally, or just download and unzip the plugin (this msg could be MSLMS or WooC), and do a text search through the files for that phrase. See how it’s called, you may have a hook to replace it. Replicate the file in your child-theme following the folder structure and edit the text in the copy – it may replace the original (good plugins do this).

 

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