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As I continue to work with this plugin, I am finding other obstacles to having Quiz be a separate kind of Post type:
For instance, the quiz URL can be accessed by users both as its own post as well as in the page where I embed the shortcode. How do I make the quiz inaccessible as a standalone and only loadable on the page where I embed the short code?
I would actually prefer to have users access the quiz as a Post (or even better, a Page), since it is set up to behave like one — except that I lack all of the customization features of posts, such as the ability to add WP Categories and Tags, to use SEO features, etc.
Is there some way to turn on all of the features of Posts or Pages for Quiz entry types? Or am I missing some obvious fixes for some or all of these limitations?
The code I supplied works only on the results page and not dynamically on teh quiz as it is taken, so the box you mention, portbox, doesn’t need to be checked for the css to work.
I guess this is not possible, but it is a feature that would be useful for using as a teaching tool. For instance, a student chooses the wrong answer and the feedback could be customized based on what the user chose to explain why the choice is incorrect instead of just having one set of feedback that is the same for all response choices.
I did this on a custom Style tab. Cut and paste this code into your Style sheet and see if it works for you:
.qmn_user_incorrect_answer {
color: red;
font-weight: bold;
}.qmn_user_correct_answer {
color: green;
font-weight: bold;
}Download the zip file and Upload it to your WP Plugins area.
Will this still be fixed in a future update?
Thanks so much. Iappreciate how active you are in constantly improving and updating this versatile plug-in.
Thank you! All of your hard work on this plugin is greatly appreciated!
When I take the OPs quiz (https://yalerecord.org/2015/09/19/how-is-your-relationship-with-your-hair/) it redirects me back to the quiz page without showing results. Don’t know if this helps.