jessicakennedy

OK thanks Alexander. I appreciate your hard work in bringing this plugin to us and trying to keep it up to date.

Oh brilliant, thank you! That’s fixed it. Thank you for your prompt response during the holiday period.

Many thanks,

Jessica

Thank you Frank.

In terms of suggestions for improvement, I should first say again that I am very happy with the plugin. I think the functionality is great for a free plugin, there’s a really wide range of options and customisations, it was easy to use, and it actually worked (which is so not true of every WP plugin out there!).

But in case they’re useful for developing the plugin even further, here are a few suggestions.

I would have liked to have been able to style the questions so that the question number and the question text sat on the same line, rather than with a line break between them. I had a go at customising the CSS but wasn’t able to achieve this.

And in my quiz at http://www.geoffreyhand.co.uk/charity-governance-quiz/, since we are asking for their email address, I wanted to give them a chance to opt in to our mailing list, which I ended up doing in a slightly clunky way by using a question (Q22), it would be very neat if this feature could be incorporated into the page where we ask for their email address.

In my Q16, I’m not thrilled with the styling, I’d like to have each answer on a new line, but whatever I did I wasn’t able to fix it.

Another styling point was that, towards the end of the quiz process, the text the top of the page on the question pages, the comments page and the email details page jumps around quite a lot in its styling (at least on my site), giving a rather uneven feel. To be fair, I haven’t tried restyling anything there yet.

And a really full wishlist might include a tabular layout to use when asking a series of ‘rate yourself 1-5’ multiple choice answers, like in this quiz http://www.geoffreyhand.co.uk/good-trustee-bad-trustee-the-quiz/, but I realise that would probably be tricky to achieve.