Graddit presents new widgets for polls that you can build into your blogs and sites. Here's a simple poll example:
Number of options and text can be changed. Take code from graddit page, options are set like this:
{[['Bad',' | '],['Average',' | '],['Awesome']]}, where ' | ' are the separators between options; number of options should match the number that is passed to the script as a parameter (3 in this example).
I can be not just text, but any HTML valid element. For example, images:
Who rocks?
And of course general polls. How do you like the new widgets?
{[['Bad',' | '],['Average',' | '],['Awesome']]}
Number of options and text can be changed. Take code from graddit page, options are set like this:
{[['Bad',' | '],['Average',' | '],['Awesome']]}, where ' | ' are the separators between options; number of options should match the number that is passed to the script as a parameter (3 in this example).
I can be not just text, but any HTML valid element. For example, images:
{[['
',' '], ['
',' '], ['
']]}
',' '], ['',' '], ['']]}And of course general polls. How do you like the new widgets?
{[['So so'],['Okay'],['Perfect']]}
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