SlickQuiz v1.3 + New Logo!
Hellllloooooo friends. Back again with some more SlickQuiz updates. Do you know what I’m excited about this time? The super fresh logo I just made in celebration of the release of v1.3 SlickQuiz WordPress.
Just look at it! It’s so blue and shiny. Gradient-y and shadow-y, in just the right places. I’m pretty happy with it, for not being a “designer”. Thaaaanks, Pixelmater!
So, as I mentioned, SlickQuiz WordPress v1.3. I’ve been working my way steadily through the 1.2.x tasks since January and today I came to the closing point. Here’s are the new additions that took us to the finish line:
Bug Fixes!!! Most notably, some users had issues with the Score Widget not sorting properly – good news, it’s all good now.
Two New Options! You’re now able to toggle the question count (“Question x of X”) on and off.
You can also toggle the question number (the “1.” in “1. What is the first question?”) on and off. Thanks to @PhilKershaw for his help with those.
New Shortcode! You can now use [slickquiz id=url]
to dynamically render a quiz based off an ID in the URL. The ID needs to be at the end of the path, for example: /path/to/my/page/3
. Thanks to @nfreear for that one!
That’s all for today! Thanks to all the users and contributors for all your help and support in keeping this project going and improving!
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Good Day Julie
How you doing..? I use your quiz on my website and i love it, Can you please let me know if it is possible to add a small image to the questions within a quiz that i created..?
eg:
You have the Question……
Small image…..
The answers……
Thank you in advance and keep up the good work….
Regards
Abdul Fisher
Hey Abdul,
I’m glad to hear SlickQuiz is working out for you! You should be able to add any standard HTML tags to the quiz values. There is not currently an easy interface for doing this. But if you upload an image to the WordPress Media Library and then view the image, you can get the URL, then you just need to place it in an image tag within the question field. For example:
<img src="the_url_to_your_image.jpg" />