How Do I Add a Poll List Element to My Website?
How Do I Add a Poll List Element to My Website?
Adding a poll to your website is a great way to learn more about your audience and what content they enjoy. Polls encourage conversation and engagement, and the results can inspire future blogs, social posts, and more.
Who Is This Article For?
This article applies to:
- All users who have access to pages, blogs, contests, or sidebars
- All themes
Steps to Add the Poll List Element
- Navigate to the page, blog, contest, or sidebar where you want to add the poll.
- Enter a title in the title field.
- In the Drag-and-Drop Editor (WPBakery Page Builder), click the Add Widget button.
- Select the Poll List widget from the grid selection window.
- In the pop-out window, configure the Poll List settings:
- Widget Title: This title appears in WPBakery Page Builder for reference.
- Display Title: Shows the widget title on your web page.
- Poll Group: Choose a Poll Group to add. Hold Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) to select multiple groups.
- Results Label Format: Choose how poll results are displayed below the progress bar for each option:
- Percentage: (Default) Displays votes as percentages (e.g., Yes = 49%, No = 51%).
- Number of Votes: Shows the actual number of votes (e.g., Yes = 5, No = 4).
- None: Hides vote counts and percentages, displaying only the poll and options.
- Display "Show Results" Button: Select Yes or No. Choosing No hides the button so results can’t be seen before voting.
- Display Link to Past Polls: Select Yes or No to show or hide a link to previous polls.
- Minimum Column Width: The default is 300 pixels. Use 0 for a single-column display. The minimum width determines how many columns appear based on the available content area or screen size. For example, at 300 px, content displays in two columns on a 700 px-wide area and one column on a 320 px mobile screen.
- Items to Display per Page: Set the number of poll items to display in the list.
- Allow Multiple Pages: Select Yes to enable pagination if there are more items than the set display limit, or No to show all items on one page.
- Extra Class Name: Add a custom class name if you want to apply specific CSS styling to this widget.
- Click the Save Changes button to apply your settings.
By following these steps, you can quickly add and customize a Poll List element to boost audience engagement and gather valuable feedback.
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