This Plugin is Superb

  • leapyear16

    (@leapyear16)


    7 years, 11 months ago

    I am using this plugin and it works great. I have been having my courses on static pages with the marks stored in different pages. I had to move all those questions (About 800 questions) to watu.

    After moving the questions, my readers poured their reviews saying that the website is now much easier to use. I really thank watu for this plugin.

    I am just curious if the developer has any roots to Kenya. The word “Watu” is a swahili word which means people. The word “kiboko” that is used as the name of the developer is also a swahili word which means rhino.

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  • Plugin Author Bob

    (@prasunsen)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Thank you!
    We have no roots in Kenia, but the names Watu and Kiboko are intentionally in Swahili 🙂

    Thread Starter leapyear16

    (@leapyear16)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Great. The plugin works great even with my near 1000 questions. I am sticking with watu for the next several decades to come.

    Thread Starter leapyear16

    (@leapyear16)

    7 years, 11 months ago

    Just to add onto something here. This goes out to those who are into math and are working with latex equations.

    I am using a latex plugin called wp quick latex to parse the latex equations.

    In watu, I simply paste the latex codes in either the question section or the answer section and the equations shows up in the watu questions or answers (Depending on where I had pasted the latex code).

    As an example, if you paste the code

    $\frac{1}{2}\pi r^2$

    in watu (Either question or answer section), you will see the equation for calculating the area of a semi-circle.

    If you paste the code;

    π=$\frac{22}{7}$

    in watu then you will see the value of pi.

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