• Plugins offers a plethora of options on the front-end for the administrator. It has some notable flaws, however.

    • Multiple options are toggeable on the settings page; however, disabling them will only hide them on the frontend with css rules, rather than unenqueing them. Very bad practice.
    • Code structure is very well organized on a MVC setup. But it offers little to no room for customization: plugin functions are not overridable, there are no hooks in the processes to plug custom code… Really, the only way to customize the plugin is to fork it.

    Also, at the time of this review the plugin has gone two years without an update, which will make it not advised for usage very soon…
    We’ll use it because it is the best solution available for a client’s project, and I really appreciate the effort the developer put behind it for free (most other quiz plugins have pro-features locked). I just wish it didn’t have these major flaws.

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