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↑ WordPress LMS plugin with course builder: create and sell online courses, quizzes, certificates, Stripe/PayPal, learner dashboards—one cohesive stack.
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WordPress LMS plugin with course builder: create and sell online courses, quizzes, certificates, Stripe/PayPal, learner dashboards—one cohesive stack.
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↑ Sikshya LMS – LMS Course Builder, Online Courses & eLearning
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Sikshya LMS – LMS Course Builder, Online Courses & eLearning
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Plugin name.

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Downloadable lesson attachments and course resources, protected per learner. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Downloadable lesson attachments and course resources, protected per learner.
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What shortcodes and blocks does Sikshya provide? You have to log in to add a translation. Details
What shortcodes and blocks does Sikshya provide?
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👉 <a href="https://mantrabrain.com/plugins/sikshya-lms/?utm_source=wporg&amp;utm_medium=readme&amp;utm_campaign=home">Sikshya LMS — product &amp; pricing</a> You have to log in to add a translation. Details
👉 <a href="https://mantrabrain.com/plugins/sikshya-lms/?utm_source=wporg&amp;utm_medium=readme&amp;utm_campaign=home">Sikshya LMS — product &amp; pricing</a>
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Sikshya stores only the learner data you choose to collect (account, enrollments, progress, orders) on <strong>your</strong> WordPress install — nothing is shipped to third-party servers by Sikshya itself. Personal-data export and erasure hooks for WP’s built-in privacy tools are supported, so subject-access and right-to-erasure requests flow through the standard WP <strong>Tools → Export/Erase Personal Data</strong> screens. Any payment, video, or analytics service <strong>you</strong> configure has its own privacy obligations — see the <strong>Use of third-party services</strong> section above. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Sikshya stores only the learner data you choose to collect (account, enrollments, progress, orders) on <strong>your</strong> WordPress install — nothing is shipped to third-party servers by Sikshya itself. Personal-data export and erasure hooks for WP’s built-in privacy tools are supported, so subject-access and right-to-erasure requests flow through the standard WP <strong>Tools → Export/Erase Personal Data</strong> screens. Any payment, video, or analytics service <strong>you</strong> configure has its own privacy obligations — see the <strong>Use of third-party services</strong> section above.
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Yes. The course catalog, course pages, learner dashboard, quiz player, and learn-page chrome are designed mobile-first with sticky learn-page headers, tap-friendly touch targets (44×44 minimum), keyboard-accessible quiz controls, and ARIA semantics that work with screen readers. Tested on iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and modern WebView contexts. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Yes. The course catalog, course pages, learner dashboard, quiz player, and learn-page chrome are designed mobile-first with sticky learn-page headers, tap-friendly touch targets (44×44 minimum), keyboard-accessible quiz controls, and ARIA semantics that work with screen readers. Tested on iOS Safari, Android Chrome, and modern WebView contexts.
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Sikshya stores courses, lessons, and quizzes as standard custom post types, which makes structured imports possible with tools such as <strong>WP All Import</strong> or with a small migration script targeting the Sikshya REST endpoints. Migrating learner progress (completion history, scores) typically requires a custom mapping — open a support ticket if you’re planning a large migration and want a template script to start from. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Sikshya stores courses, lessons, and quizzes as standard custom post types, which makes structured imports possible with tools such as <strong>WP All Import</strong> or with a small migration script targeting the Sikshya REST endpoints. Migrating learner progress (completion history, scores) typically requires a custom mapping — open a support ticket if you’re planning a large migration and want a template script to start from.
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Yes. Sikshya’s output is standard WordPress templates and shortcodes, so it composes cleanly with <strong>Elementor</strong>, <strong>Divi</strong>, <strong>Beaver Builder</strong>, <strong>Bricks</strong>, and <strong>Oxygen</strong>. Drop the Sikshya shortcodes (<code>[sikshya_courses]</code>, <code>[sikshya_login]</code>, <code>[sikshya_registration]</code>) into any builder widget that renders shortcodes; the rest of your course / lesson / quiz templates render through Sikshya’s own template layer, which respects your theme’s typography and color tokens. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Yes. Sikshya’s output is standard WordPress templates and shortcodes, so it composes cleanly with <strong>Elementor</strong>, <strong>Divi</strong>, <strong>Beaver Builder</strong>, <strong>Bricks</strong>, and <strong>Oxygen</strong>. Drop the Sikshya shortcodes (<code>[sikshya_courses]</code>, <code>[sikshya_login]</code>, <code>[sikshya_registration]</code>) into any builder widget that renders shortcodes; the rest of your course / lesson / quiz templates render through Sikshya’s own template layer, which respects your theme’s typography and color tokens.
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Yes. Use the native <strong>Sikshya</strong> blocks (Courses, Login, Registration) or legacy Shortcode blocks with <code>[sikshya_courses]</code>, <code>[sikshya_login]</code>, and <code>[sikshya_registration]</code> — settings and output match. Sikshya course pages and learner templates work alongside block-based pages and standard WordPress themes. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Yes. Use the native <strong>Sikshya</strong> blocks (Courses, Login, Registration) or legacy Shortcode blocks with <code>[sikshya_courses]</code>, <code>[sikshya_login]</code>, and <code>[sikshya_registration]</code> — settings and output match. Sikshya course pages and learner templates work alongside block-based pages and standard WordPress themes.
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Is Sikshya GDPR-compliant? You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Is Sikshya GDPR-compliant?
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Is Sikshya mobile-responsive? You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Is Sikshya mobile-responsive?
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Can I migrate from LearnDash, Tutor LMS, or LearnPress to Sikshya? You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Can I migrate from LearnDash, Tutor LMS, or LearnPress to Sikshya?
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Does Sikshya work with page builders like Elementor or Divi? You have to log in to add a translation. Details
Does Sikshya work with page builders like Elementor or Divi?
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In the block editor, open the <strong>Sikshya</strong> block category or search for “Sikshya”. Each block exposes the same settings as the matching shortcode attributes in the sidebar; front-end output is identical to the shortcode. You have to log in to add a translation. Details
In the block editor, open the <strong>Sikshya</strong> block category or search for “Sikshya”. Each block exposes the same settings as the matching shortcode attributes in the sidebar; front-end output is identical to the shortcode.
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