I WANT TO EDIT THE OUTPUT FOR %QUESTIONS_ANSWERS%. CAN I DO THAT?
Yes, it is possible to edit the output of the variable %QUESTIONS_ANSWERS%. When editing your quiz, go to the “Text” tab. Once on the “Text” tab scroll almost all the way down the page and you will see a text area that allows you to edit the contents of %QUESTIONS_ANSWERS%.
When I Go To The Quiz/Survey URL, I see a Page Not Found Error. How can I fix this?
In most cases, this has to do with the permalinks. Permalinks are what WordPress uses to set up URLs to certain pages, posts, and other content. Occasionally, Quiz And Survey Master does not set up its permalinks correctly. To resolve this, go to your WordPress Admin and go to the “Permalinks” page inside of the “Settings” menu.
Once on the “Permalinks” page, save the form twice without making any changes. This forces WordPress to “flush” or recalculate the permalinks on the site. Now, your quiz/survey URL should work correctly.
IF I HAVE A THEME CONFLICT WHERE CAN I GET HELP?
Check out our list of common theme conflicts below. If your issue is not listed, feel free to submit a support ticket and we will help you out!
common causes of theme conflicts
The following scenarios are the most common theme conflicts that our support staff has come across.
HOW TO USE THIS CSS
To use any of this CSS, you can use the new Additional CSS option in the Customizer in WordPress 4.7 or newer. Alternatively, some themes have a spot for adding custom CSS in their menu. If your theme does not have an option for adding custom CSS, please consider using a free CSS plugin such as Simple Custom CSS.
If you are a little more technical, you could add this CSS to your child theme. In the menu, go to the “Editor” page. When that page loads, make sure “Stylesheet (style.css)” is above the editor. If not, choose it from the links on the right. It is vital that you are on the right page as pasting this into the wrong file can crash your site. Once you have “Stylesheet (style.css)” open, simply paste the above CSS at the end of the file.
For assistance, refer to the video below:
RADIO BUTTONS/CHECKBOXES AND ANSWERS NOT ON SAME LINE
A scenario that is very common is an inline conflict with different themes. If you see the radio buttons out of alignment with the questions then your theme might be conflicting with the plugin. This issue is most common with multiple choice, multiple response, and horizontal multiple choice. Some themes have specific declarations for labels and inputs which affect the quiz. The most common fix is to override the label with this CSS:
.mlw_qmn_quiz label {
display: inline !important;
}
If this doesn’t work, another option is to override the radio button CSS with this CSS:
.qmn_quiz_radio {
width: initial !important;
display: inline !important;
}
QUESTION NUMBER AND QUESTION ON SEPARATE LINES
Another common scenario is where the question number and the question are on two separate lines. There are a few reasons that this may be caused; however, this CSS has fixed this scenario in all instances of this issue that we have come across.
.mlw_qmn_question_number, .mlw_qmn_question {
display: inline !important;
}
We are always adding to this page. If you think of anything specific please feel free to contact us using the Support Form on the Help page inside the plugin’s menu.