XML Quiz

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You mean ‘two’ instead of 2 and ‘one thousand one hundred and fifteen’ instead of 1115? Sure – you’d have to add a translation from those strings of words to numbers (for internal comparison) though. Depending on how free you want the users to be in filling in those words, this could be non-trivial..

Ah oke, that makes it easier to implement. Yeah, that’s definitely possible – it’s currently not part of the file, though. I can add it for you on a freelance basis, or you could have a go yourself

Purchasing the item on here grands you usage licenses. If you want me to make adjustments to any files on a freelance basis, please contact me directly via my profile. Generally these kind of customisations cost more than a usage licenses though (as licenses are sold as stock, while customisations are.. custom).

Sure, resizing and re-aligning is also possible

Editing the questions and images can be done in any text editor – Notepad would work just fine, but for easier editing I recommend something like Notepad++ It’s formatted in XML , which is very comparable to HTML (much simpler in fact).

When you want to edit the structure of the quiz (bigger edits than simply changing questions or images, stuff like adding new features), you’d need Adobe Flash to edit the .fla. Alternatively, there are some open-source tools out there but I have no experience with any. You could even download a free trial of Adobe Flash from the Adobe site

Okay and do the images i upload to them, all go to the same size automatically or do i need to crop them in Photoshop to all the same size?

The images I used in the preview are 250px by 180x in size.

JPG ’s are not per definition the highest quality images – it depends on the level of compression you use when you save the file. A PNG is definitely lossless though, but can be a tad bigger. A general rule of thumb is if you’re using an icon or graphic that has sharp contrasts, use PNG , but if you’re using a natural photograph or a big image that would otherwise have a too great filesize, use JPG . You can fiddle with the percentage of compression – obviously a higher compression causes a smaller filesize but also a less good-looking image