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The Appearance section allows you to configure the visual interface of the student dashboard. This setting determines how learners interact with course content and view their progress.
Navigate to Tutor LMS > Settings > Design in your WordPress admin dashboard. Locate the Appearance section to configure your preferred platform appearance.

Learning Mode sets the overall interface layout students see when they access your courses. Three options are available:
| Learning Mode | Target Audience | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Modern | Adult learners and professionals | Clean, optimized dashboard with unified progress tracking, quick access to active courses, and a streamlined layout focused on learning efficiency. |
| Kids | Children and young students | Visually engaging interface featuring bright colors, gamified elements like learning streaks, and playful icons to encourage participation. |
| Legacy | Existing installations | Preserve the Tutor LMS 3.0 dashboard interface for sites requiring visual continuity with previous versions. |
To apply an appearance mode, navigate to Settings > Design > Appearance, select your preferred mode, and save changes. The selected mode applies immediately to the student dashboard.
Note: Modern mode is the default layout for fresh Tutor LMS 4.0 installs. You can toggle between learning modes at any time without running extra configurations or risking your existing course data.

This setting controls the color theme applied to your platform by default. Three options are available:
When Auto or Dark is selected, learners retain the ability to manually switch between light and dark mode from their own account preferences, provided that option is enabled in your platform settings.

Brand Color sets the primary accent color used across buttons, progress indicators, active states, and other interface highlights throughout the platform. Clicking the color swatch opens a picker where you can:
Choosing a color that matches your logo or website palette keeps the platform experience consistent with your broader brand identity. After selecting your color, click Save Changes at the top right of the Settings page to apply it.


Tutor LMS allows course creators to showcase certificates on course details pages, providing certificate previews to prospective students.
Prerequisite: The Certificate Builder plugin must be activated for the showcase feature to work if you’ve used the plugin to create your certificates. Details on downloading and using this plugin can be found in the Certificate Builder documentation.
The “Showcase Certificate” option is located under Tutor LMS > Settings > Design section. Enabling this toggle displays a certificate showcase on course details pages.
When enabled, course creators can now customize the section with the following:

The certificate showcase section is displayed on the Course Details page responsively across all themes and devices. Here’s the preview of this section on the course page:

Enable/Disable these options to have them show/conceal them on the frontend Course Details Page for your instructors. Only the admin can change these toggles.

Position of the Enrollment Box in Mobile View: Define where you want the Enrollment Box to be positioned on your Course Details Page by selecting an option from here. Options include:
The “Position of the Enrollment Box in Mobile View” setting gives you direct control over where that box appears on the Course Details page for mobile visitors.
The dropdown offers two options:
To configure this setting:

The default position is On Page Top. If your course pages are content-heavy and you find visitors are enrolling without reading the full description, switching to On Page Bottom can improve the quality of enrollments by giving learners more context first.
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