Black Studio Touch Dropdown Menu vs Watu Quiz

Navigation dropdown menus are widely used, especially on sites with lots of pages and/or categories, as they allow to navigate directly to almost every page of the site, with no need to navigate through all the intermediate pages in the hierarchy. Unfortunately dropdown menus do not work well with mobile / touch devices, because the “mouseover” event is not handled, so when the user click a top level menu, the browser follows the link instead of opening the dropdown menu. This plugin is a solution for that situation. On touch devices, the first click / tap on a top level menu (or, in general on any menu with children) only expands the nested dropdown menu, while the second one brings to the link. This is the same behavior natively adopted by iPad / iPhone starting from iOS version 5, so this plugin is intended to work with previous versions of iOS and with other mobile platforms that do not have such native behavior (Android, Windows, etc). Links Black Studio web site Plugin’s web page Support forum Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and GitHub Get involved Developers can contribute to the source code on our GitHub repository. Users can contribute by leaving a 5 stars review or making a donation. Credits This plugin was inspired by the article “Make CSS drop-down menus work on touch devices” written by Ross McKay, although it uses a totally different javascript code.

PRO | DEMO This plugin is constantly maintained and improved since 12 years! Create exams, surveys, and quizzes and display the result immediately after the user completes the questionnaire. You can assign grades and point levels for every grade in the exam / quiz. Then assign points to every answer to a question and Watu Quiz will figure out the grade based on the total number of points collected. Watu Quiz is a light version of Watu PRO. Check it if you want to run fully featured exams with data exports, student logins, elaborate grading system, categories, reports, data analysis, etc. Very quick and easy to start: Watu Quiz pre-fills a simple demo quiz with 3 questions when you install it. This plugin is mobile / touch – friendly. The quizzes will work on mobile devices and phones. Please go to Watu Quizzes in your dashboard to start creating quizzes, exams or surveys. Features Creates quizzes, surveys, tests, polls, questionnaires, and exams. Use shortcodes to embed quizzes in posts or pages or publish them automatically. Single-choice questions. Multiple-choice questions. Open-end questions (essays). Required questions. Survey questions (no correct / wrong state). Question categories & filter by category. Deactivate questions. Randomize questions. Pull random questions from a pool. Grades / personality types. Shows answers at the end of the quiz or immediately after selection. List of users who took the tests along with their results. Export results to a CSV file Import questions from a CSV file. Ajax-based loading of the quiz results. Optionally switch off to regular loading. Facebook and Twitter sharing of the quiz results. Mobile / touch – friendly user interface. Notify admin when someone takes a quiz. Send email to the quiz taker with their results. Schedule quizzes for a given date/time interval. You can connect to MailChimp using the Watu to MailChimp Bridge. A basic bar chart is available for showing user points vs. average points on a given quiz. GDPR compliance features: not storing IP addresses. Hooks a personal data eraser into the WordPress tools. Regularly supported and updated since 10 years. PHP 6, PHP 7, PHP 8 Compatible. Attention WordPress Network (Multi Site) Users When activating the plugin do it as blog admin and not as network admin. Online Demo Feel free to check the live demo here. It should answer most “pre-download” questions. If you have more doubts just download the plugin and check out if it works for you. It’s free and takes a few seconds to install and activate. Troubleshooting When opening a support thread please provide URL (link) where we can see your problem. A very common problem is not being able to submit the quiz, or the quiz does not displays at all. This is usually a fatal JavaScript error caused by other plugins or your them. If you are technical you can easily find the error yourself by checking the JavaScript error console in Chrome or Firefox. Disable the offending plugin and everything will start working normally. Developers API In order to allow other plugins to integrate better to Watu we have started working on developers API. The following action calls are currently available: = do_action(‘watu_exam_submitted’, $taking_id) Called when exam is submitted, passes the attempt ID = do_action(‘watu_exam_submitted_detailed’, $taking_id, $exam, $user_ID, $achieved, $g_id) Same as above but passes also the full exam object, the user ID, points and grade ID = do_action(‘watu_exam_saved’, $exam_id) Called when you add or edit exam (after submitting the changes). Passes the changed exam ID. Community Translations Persian (Farsi) translation provided by Reza: download zip with .po / .mo files German translation provided by Peter Baumgartner is available here Russian translation provided by @Nikon: .po / .mo The included Romanian translation is provided by Andrei Ciuculescu Portuguese translation provided by José Costa Spanish translation provided by Sebastian Cetrangolo / seeeba Turkish translation provided by Muhammet AVCI