@mpfaicp2012 – I’m not sure what you mean by “>”… Do you have a demo page I could look at where you’re seeing this show up?
As for size, what specifically do you want to change the size of? In any case, this could be accomplished by adding some CSS styles to your themes styles.php
look my site: http://www.mpfaicp.com/sede/?con_game_reviews=quiz-4-avancado
at right sidebar you can see “>” before each score. Can i change?
Ah, I see – it looks like your theme has some CSS styles defined for list items nested under a few IDs. In style.css, on line 162:
#feed-panel-wrapper li,
#page-content li {
list-style-image: url(images/li-dark.png);
}
There are two types of list items, those under ordered lists (what the widget is displaying) and those under unordered lists. Ordered lists generally display a number before each list item (ie. 1,2,3). However, the styles above tell all list items of either type that are nested under the #ids to display the specified image rather than a number or bullet.
Since I don’t know how your theme was built or how it’s intended to behave, it’s hard for me to give you a good solution at this point. Ultimately, you’ll want to figure out the best CSS selector to target the ol ordered list in the widget, and set the following property and value:
ol li {
list-style-type: decimal;
}
another doubt:
when someone completes the quiz and hits all the questions, it appears last in the list…how fix it?
see:
9 / 10 — vini
9 / 10 — sandro
8 / 10 — JMarcosS
8 / 10 — levi
10 / 10 — EscolhidO <—- look this!
@mpfaicp2012 – Thanks for pointing that out! That is definitely a bug that needs to be fixed. I’ll look into that ASAP and post again here when a fix is pushed out.
@jewlofthelotus
your tip worked! see the change:
# feed-panel-wrapper read,
# page-content li {
list-style-type: decimal;
}
# footer li {
list-style-type: decimal;
}
Where I can change the position of the widget on sidebar? (ie. w x h)
thank you very much
*sorry my bad english…i’m brazilian! 🙂
@mpfaicp2012 – The widget sizing / position can be altered with CSS which you would add to your themes style.css file. Those changes would really depend on what you’re trying to do with it.
@mpfaicp2012 – Just wanted to let you know that I’ve finally gotten around to resolving the score widget sorting bug. If you’re still using SlickQuiz, grab the newest v1.2.373 update and let me know if that fixes it for you.
