Writing your question and choices
Every poll has three parts you write yourself: the title, an optional description, and the choices. Title This is your question. Keep it short and clear, for example: Which feature…
Single choice vs multiple choice polls
Under General settings > Choice type, pick how many answers a visitor can give. Single: visitors can pick only one choice. Use this for questions with one answer, such as…
Letting visitors add their own answer
Sometimes your list of choices will not cover everyone. With a custom answer, visitors can pick an extra choice and type in their own reply. How to turn it on…
Allow only one vote per device
By default, anyone can vote in a poll more than once. If you want each visitor to vote only once, turn on Allow only one vote per device. Select the…
What visitors see after they vote
The On submission section of the block settings decides what happens the moment someone votes. There are three options. Show message Visitors see a short message, such as Thanks for…
Closing a poll
When you have collected enough answers, you can close the poll. A closed poll stops accepting votes, but all of its results are kept. Select the Poll block. Open Poll…
Styling your poll
OpinionCamp gives you plenty of design controls, so your polls can match your site. You will find them in the block settings, mostly under the Styles tab. Poll style Choose…
Previewing every poll state in the editor
A poll can look different depending on what is happening: before voting, after voting, when it is closed, and so on. The Editor preview setting lets you see and style…
Reusing a poll from your library
Every poll you create is saved in your poll library. You can place any poll on another page or post, and it keeps all of its votes. Add a Poll…