Hi there, thanks for the updates.

1. Password manager overlays (mobile)
Good to hear that switching from LearnPress to Tutor LMS resolved the password overlay issue.
This problem usually comes from the input styling inside LearnPress forms, so Tutor LMS using native browser fields fixes it automatically.
No further action needed on that part.

2. Jet update
The “Jet” message you see refers to Jetpack, not the theme.
To update it:
Go to Dashboard → Plugins
Find Jetpack → click Update
If you don’t use Jetpack at all, you can also safely deactivate it to remove the notice.

3. Make the My Dashboard page wider
The Tutor LMS dashboard uses a fixed container width by default.
If you want it to stretch a bit more on desktop, you can add this CSS:

/* Make Tutor LMS Dashboard wider */
.tutor-dashboard-container {
    max-width: 1200px; /* you can increase this value if needed */
}

You can paste it here:
Dashboard → Appearance → Customize → Additional CSS
This will give more horizontal room and fix the cut-off areas circled in your screenshot.
Best regards,
Serkan

Hi Zenja,
Thanks for the clarification!

1. About the JetElements / JetPopup license
The Jet plugins included with the Efor theme come under the theme’s extended license, which means you don’t receive a standalone license key from Crocoblock.
Instead, updates are provided through the theme author.

To receive the plugin activation key, please open a request through this page:
👉 https://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/tutorlms-pro/
Just post your purchase details there, and the developer will generate the license key for you so JetElements and JetPopup can update normally.

2. Dashboard width CSS didn’t change anything
Thanks for testing the CSS — based on that result, it means the dashboard layout isn’t using .tutor-dashboard-container as the wrapper on your setup.
Tutor LMS has multiple dashboard wrapper classes.
In your case, the correct wrapper is likely:

.tutor-dashboard-wrapper,
.tutor-wrap,
.tutor-container,
.tutor-dashboard-content,
.tutor-row

To safely increase the width without breaking the layout, please try this combined version:

/* Increase Tutor LMS Dashboard width */
.tutor-dashboard-wrapper,
.tutor-container,
.tutor-dashboard-content {
    max-width: 1200px !important;
    width: 100% !important;
    margin: 0 auto !important;
}

If you want the dashboard even wider, increase 1200px to 1300 or 1400.

Why your previous CSS didn’t work
Efor uses its own container system, so the dashboard ends up wrapped inside theme-level container classes.
That means adding width only to Tutor LMS classes isn’t enough — we also need to override the theme container inside that page, which is what the CSS above does.

Best regards,
Serkan

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