Matt

Have you made sure that you have logged out of WordPress? You won’t see the coming soon page if you are logged in.

I know the default settings can be found in the class-qmn-quiz-creator.php file. I’ve narrowed it down to the code below:

class QMNQuizCreator {
	public function create_quiz($quiz_name) {
	$results = $wpdb->insert(
			$wpdb->prefix . "mlw_quizzes",
			array(
				'message_before' => 'You may start the %QUIZ_NAME quiz now.',
				'require_log_in' => 1,
				'total_user_tries' => 1,
				'loggedin_user_contact' => 1,
				'message_after' => 'You have completed the quiz. Please return <a href="#">home</a> to start your next lesson.'
			)
		);
	}
}

How can I edit that within functions.php or another method without overwriting the core plugin file?

Robvgr,
I too was looking for a way to do accomplish what you’re doing. It seems that the plugin developer wrote up the wrong shortcode for running it properly. You’ll need to remove any backslashes ( \ ) from the shortcode. Your code would actually be:

[smartpwpages parent="121"]

This allows it to run anywhere on the site. Hope this helps.

Matt

@wpfan1000
The .current-menu-item is only applied to navigation menus that use <li>. I was trying to build an HTML5 navigation using <nav> and <a> instead of <ul> and <li>. How can I get the .current-menu-item class applied to the <a> in my menu?

This is what my menu output looks like:

<nav>
  <a href="/about">About</a>
  <a href="/contact">Contact</a>
</nav>

When I’m on /about I want .current-menu-item applied as a CSS class.