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Course Requirements

Tutor LMS – Course Requirement Element

Overview

The Course Requirement element in Tutor LMS displays the necessary prerequisites or conditions that students must meet before enrolling in a course. This element allows instructors to set clear expectations, ensuring students are prepared for the course content. It also includes custom labels, icons, styling, and alignment options for better customization.

Features

  • Displays a list of course requirements in bullet points or paragraph format.
  • Supports custom icons for each requirement.
  • Allows custom labels for the section heading.
  • Provides styling options for text, icons, spacing, and alignment.
  • Can be placed anywhere within the course details or overview section.

Available Controls

Content Controls

  1. Enable/Disable Course Requirement Section – Show or hide the section.
  2. Custom Label – Set a custom heading (e.g., “Prerequisites,” “Requirements,” “What You Need”).
  3. Enable Icons – Add custom icons next to each requirement.
  4. Display Format – Choose between bullet points or paragraph style.
  5. Enable Conditional Visibility – Option to show requirements only for non-enrolled users.

Style Controls

Label Styling
  1. Label Text Color – Customize the heading color.
  2. Label Typography – Adjust font size, weight, and style.
Requirement Text Styling
  1. Text Color – Change the color of requirement text.
  2. Typography – Customize font style, size, and spacing.
Icon Styling
  1. Icon Type & Size – Select custom icons and adjust size.
  2. Icon Color – Change icon color for better contrast.
Layout & Alignment
  1. Spacing & Padding – Adjust spacing between requirements.
  2. Alignment Options – Align the text left, center, or right.

Dynamic Behavior

  • Automatically pulls course requirements added by the instructor.
  • If no requirements are set, the section remains hidden.
  • If enabled, non-enrolled users see the requirements before signing up.
  • If icons are disabled, requirements appear as plain text lists.

Use Case

  • Helps students understand if the course is suitable for their level.
  • Ensures that prerequisites (like prior knowledge or tools) are clearly communicated.
  • Enhances course pages with well-structured information.
  • Can be placed near the course overview or enrollment section.