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Whoa! I can’t wait to try it out. Heads-up: Achievements 3 is coming out soon, in which this will be easier to implement. Thanks, thanks. This is a super enhancement.

Bump.

Thanks much for the response!

I’m thinking about the best plan for storing quiz scores. Might you weigh in on which seems to you to be my best plan?

1. Do you offer the storage feature? Or…
2. Might you point me to where in your code I might insert a PHP database query to write the QUIZ SCORE (as a percentage) to a new record in the relevant Achievements plugin database table? Or ….
3. Would it be simplest to create what I’d like fresh, e.g., using DB-Toolkit? Or…
4. Something else?

I appreciate any advice you can offer. Thanks!

Christian, that is a great suggestion and what I’ll likely end up doing. Thanks much!

Yes – and if possible, I’d do away with the prompt for username on this one occasion.

Thanks so much for this response. I’ve worked with the child theme, and thrown css switches with some success. But I am not sure my theming and scripting skills are up to the task of integrating “everything else on my site” around the CommentPress machinery.

For me, the ideal CommentPress would function inside My-Chosen-Theme – working its magic inside the div#content element using a single-column template. Perhaps CommentPress would be invoked for every page/post/doc with a certain category or tag.

I’ll report back any surprise successes, though. Thanks much again!

I’ll have another stab at it within a couple weeks. I haven’t worked much with enqueued styles, but have reason to hope I will be able to – enough to find out how to set up a template with a substitute sidebar. (Anywhere in particular I should start?)

A larger goal of mine is to get more dynamic content into the comments – for instance, video and even quizzes. Last try, I did get video in comments to work, but I could not make WP-Pro-Quiz quizzes clickable (maybe due to a javascript or layer issue?).

Thanks for any further pointers before I dive in!