Script -2 : Blogger Quiz Code script for Free | Show/Hide Feature | June 2021 | 100% Working

Are you looking for a blogger script to create a Quiz on your blog website?

You may have found many scripts on the internet but they are not compatible with your free themes? 

Do not worry about that. we got you covered.

No Coding Required! No Hidden Script! Just Copy Copy-Paste!

Pure Lightweight HTML code! No JAVA No PHP!

No Clickbait! Suitable for All Free and Premium Themes!

No need to modify a bit except for the quiz question and answers!

Advantages of this script : 

1. Show/Hide feature in Quiz - blogger free script
2. No coding skill required
3. Compatible with all free(or premium) blogger themes available
4. Script has no hidden tags or JAVA/JSON/PHP scripts 
5. Just copy and paste the code

Without wasting much time, let us jump into business.

Step 1: Log in to your blogger.com domain and create a 'new post'

Step 2: Go to HTML view

Step 3: Copy the code given in the last of this post and paste the same in your blog post.

Step 4: Type your questions and answers in the respective places.

The quiz will be in this format:

1. What does the word RAM stand for?

A) Random Acess Memory
B) Randomly Access Memory
C) Random Alternate Memory
D) Random Access Memory

... Answer is D)
RAM stands for "Random Access Memory"

2. What is called the Brain of the Computer?

A) CPU
B) Address BUS
C) ROM
D) RAM

... Answer is A)
CPU is the brain of the computer.

3. Who is president of India(2021)

A) APJ Abdul Kalam
B) Ramnath Konvid
C) Pratibha Patil
D) Manmohan Singh

... Answer is B)
Ramnath Konvid is the President of India(2021).

So on...

You can copy this code from here.

<div dir="ltr" style="text-align: left;" trbidi="on"> <div class="question"> 1. What does the word RAM stand for? </div> <ul class="answers"> <input id="q1a" name="q1" type="radio" value="a" /> <label> A) Random Acess Memory </label> <br /> <input id="q1b" name="q1" type="radio" value="b" /> <label> B) Randomly Access Memory </label> <br /> <input id="q1c" name="q1" type="radio" value="c" /> <label> C) Random Alternate Memory </label> <br /> <input id="q1d" name="q1" type="radio" value="d" /> <label> D) Random Access Memory </label> <br /> </ul> <style> #q1more {display: none;} </style> <span id="q1dots">...</span> <span id="q1more"> Answer is D) <br /> RAM stands for "Random Access Memory"</span><br /> <button id="q1mybtn" onclick="q1function()">Show Answer </button> <script> function q1function() { var q1dots = document.getElementById("q1dots"); var q1moreText = document.getElementById("q1more"); var q1btnText = document.getElementById("q1mybtn"); if (q1dots.style.display === "none") { q1dots.style.display = "inline"; q1btnText.innerHTML = "Show Answer"; q1moreText.style.display = "none"; } else { q1dots.style.display = "none"; q1btnText.innerHTML = "Hide Answer"; q1moreText.style.display = "inline"; } } </script> <br /> <div class="question"> 2. What is called the Brain of the Computer? </div> <ul class="answers"> <input id="q2a" name="q2" type="radio" value="a" /> <label> A) CPU </label> <br /> <input id="q2b" name="q2" type="radio" value="b" /> <label> B) Address BUS </label> <br /> <input id="q2c" name="q2" type="radio" value="c" /> <label> C) ROM </label> <br /> <input id="q2d" name="q2" type="radio" value="d" /> <label> D) RAM </label> <br /> </ul> <style> #q2more {display: none;} </style> <span id="q2dots">...</span> <span id="q2more"> Answer is A) <br /> CPU is the brain of the computer.</span><br /> <button id="q2mybtn" onclick="q2function()">Show Answer </button> <script> function q2function() { var q2dots = document.getElementById("q2dots"); var q2moreText = document.getElementById("q2more"); var q2btnText = document.getElementById("q2mybtn"); if (q2dots.style.display === "none") { q2dots.style.display = "inline"; q2btnText.innerHTML = "Show Answer"; q2moreText.style.display = "none"; } else { q2dots.style.display = "none"; q2btnText.innerHTML = "Hide Answer"; q2moreText.style.display = "inline"; } } </script> <br /> <div class="question"> 3. Who is president of India(2021) </div> <ul class="answers"> <input id="q3a" name="q3" type="radio" value="a" /> <label> A) APJ Abdul Kalam </label> <br /> <input id="q3b" name="q3" type="radio" value="b" /> <label> B) Ramnath Konvid </label> <br /> <input id="q3c" name="q3" type="radio" value="c" /> <label> C) Pratibha Patil </label> <br /> <input id="q3d" name="q3" type="radio" value="d" /> <label> D) Manmohan Singh </label> <br /> </ul> <style> #q3more {display: none;} </style> <span id="q3dots">...</span> <span id="q3more"> Answer is B) <br /> Ramnath Konvid is the President of India(2021).</span><br /> <button id="q3mybtn" onclick="q3function()"> Show Answer </button> <script> function q3function() { var q3dots = document.getElementById("q3dots"); var q3moreText = document.getElementById("q3more"); var q3btnText = document.getElementById("q3mybtn"); if (q3dots.style.display === "none") { q3dots.style.display = "inline"; q3btnText.innerHTML = "Show Answer"; q3moreText.style.display = "none"; } else { q3dots.style.display = "none"; q3btnText.innerHTML = "Hide Answer"; q3moreText.style.display = "inline"; } } </script> </div>

Copy the Code Button in Blogger | 100% Free Script | June 2021 | Working

This article will show you how to easily embed the 'Copy' button in your Blogspot website. You might write some article or code snippet in your blog, and you want the reader to copy some of that using a simple copy button without much effort.

Advantages of this script :

1. No coding skill required
2. Compatible with all free(or premium) blogger themes available
3. Pure HTML code, the script has no hidden tags or JAVA/JSON scripts
4. Just copy and paste the code in your blog post

The interesting fact about this blog post is, this post itself used this same script. 

So let us directly jump into business!

Step 1: Log into your blogger.com control panel, create a new post and go to HTML view.

Step2: Copy this code given at the end of this post. Now there are two ways you can copy it.

a) You can drag your mouse over the code section, right click and copy the code(no need to modify anything)
b)  Click on the 'Copy the Code' button(for this case you need to slightly modify the code before pasting it in your blog post)

For Step2: (a)

1. Copy below code , starting from <textarea to <br />
2. Whatever code or text you want readers to copy-paste that in place of {----This code/text will be inside copy box----}

<textarea cols="100" id="htmlText" readonly="" rows="20" style="background-color: #1b1b1b; color: white; height: auto; overflow: auto; resize: none; width: 100%;">

{----This code/text will be inside copy box----}

</textarea>

<button id="htmlBtn" onclick="copyhtml()" style="background-color: #4caf50; border: none; color: white; cursor: pointer; display: inline-block; font-size: 16px; margin: 4px 2px; padding: 10px 30px; text-align: center; text-decoration: none;">Copy the Code</button>

<script>

function copyhtml() {

const text = document.querySelector("#htmlText");

const btnText = document.querySelector("#htmlBtn");

text.select();

document.execCommand("copy");

btnText.textContent = "Code Copied Successfully";

setTimeout(function(){

btnText.textContent = "Copy the Code";

}, 5000);

}

</script>

<br /><br />

For Step2: (b)

1. Click on the 'Copy the Code' button
2. Once the code is copied into the clipboard, paste that to any HTML editor, say, Notepad ++ or blogger HTML view itself.
3. Now find first <//textarea and replace that with <textarea that means just remove those two // symbols.
4. Find second <//textarea and replace that with </textarea that means remove one / symbol
5. Find <//button and replace that with <button that means just remove those two // symbols.
6. Now find first <//script and replace that with <script that means just remove those two // symbols.
7. Find second <//script and replace that with </script that means remove one / symbol
8. Finally find <br //><br //> and replace that with <br /><br /> that means remove one / symbol from each angular bracket< >

<//textarea cols="100" id="htmlText" readonly="" rows="20" style="background-color: #1b1b1b; color: white; height: auto; overflow: auto; resize: none; width: 100%;"> {----This is what you want to copy----} <//textarea> <//button id="htmlBtn" onclick="copyhtml()" style="background-color: #4caf50; border: none; color: white; cursor: pointer; display: inline-block; font-size: 16px; margin: 4px 2px; padding: 10px 30px; text-align: center; text-decoration: none;">Copy the Code</button> <//script> <!-- function copyhtml() { const text = document.querySelector("#htmlText"); const btnText = document.querySelector("#htmlBtn"); text.select(); document.execCommand("copy"); btnText.textContent = "Code Copied Successfully"; setTimeout(function(){ btnText.textContent = "Copy the Code"; }, 5000); } --> <//script> <br //><br //>

You should follow only one method, i.e. either Step2: (a) or Step2: (b). Do not follow both the steps. 

Please comment if you are still facing any issue using this script on your blogger.com website, we will help you resolve that.

Script -1 : Blogger Quiz Code script for Free | Show/Hide Feature | June 2021 | 100% Working

Want to create a quiz on your blogger website? Looking for a script that will be suitable for your blogger website? If you are looking for a Quiz blogger template, then you have come to the right place!

We will give you complete HTML code for making MCQ Question/Answers, Different kinds of Quizzes with the 'Hide Answer' Facility. There is no hidden script, no clickbait, nothing. It is suitable for all sorts of free or premium themes. 

No need to modify a bit except for the quiz question and answers!

Advantages of this script : 

1. No coding skill required
2. Compatible with all free(or premium) blogger themes available
3. Script has no hidden tags or JAVA/JSON scrips 
4. Need to copy and paste the code

Without wasting much time, let us jump into business.

Step 1: Log in to your blogger.com domain and create a 'new post'

Step 2: Go to HTML view

Step 3: Copy the code given in the last of this post and paste the same in your blog post.

Step 4: Type your questions and answers in the respective places

Now, take note that you can see the quiz in this format when you paste this code into your blog.

1. Type Question

A) Type 1st option
B) Type 2nd option
C) Type 3rd option
D) Type 4th option

ANSWER= (A) Type answer
Explanation/Answer:-
 

Step 5: In the HTML, locate these phrases and replace them with your question and answers.

<p>1. Type Question</p> <ul class="answers"> <input id="q1a" name="q1" type="radio" value="a" /> <label> A) Type 1st option </label> <br /> <input id="q1b" name="q1" type="radio" value="b" /> <label> B) Type 2nd option </label> <br /> <input id="q1c" name="q1" type="radio" value="c" /> <label> C) Type 3rd option </label> <br /> <input id="q1d" name="q1" type="radio" value="d" /> <label> D) Type 4th option </label> <br /> </ul> <style> #q1more {display: none;} </style> <span id="q1dots"></span> <span id="q1more"> ANSWER= (A) This is the Answer <br/> Explanation/Answer:- Explanation to answer </span> <br /> <button id="q1mybtn" onclick="q1function()">Show Answer </button> <script> function q1function() { var q1dots = document.getElementById("q1dots"); var q1moreText = document.getElementById("q1more"); var q1btnText = document.getElementById("q1mybtn"); if (q1dots.style.display === "none") { q1dots.style.display = "inline"; q1btnText.innerHTML = "Check Answer"; q1moreText.style.display = "none"; } else { q1dots.style.display = "none"; q1btnText.innerHTML = "Hide Answer"; q1moreText.style.display = "inline"; } } </script>

How to Download Instagram Images | 2021

Instagram is used by almost everyone to share pictures on the internet. But it does not offer any direct method to download or even view the uploaded images in full screen. Today we are going to share a trick to download Instagram images from your web browser. Please note that this trick also works for private accounts as long as you are following the account.

Here is how you can download images from any account.

Step 1: Login to your Instagram ID and open the person's account whose pictures you want to download.

Step 2: Open the image that you would like to download. You have to click on 'Go to Post' to open up the image on the page. e.g. We have opened up an image from the account of "poets of instagram".

Step 3: Right click on the image and click on 'Inspect' on the menu. A window similar to the following will appear on your browser in the same page. Here you can see various tags of HTML in right window under the 'Elements' tab. Look for the tag <div class = "_97aPb wKWK0">. Expand this class by clicking on the expand icon as marked in the following picture. Inside this class you will find another class. Keep on expanding every class till you encounter <div class="KL4Bh" style="padding-bottom: 100%;"> In this tag you will find one attribute named "srcset" whose value will be a link. Right click on that link and select "Open in new tab" option from the menu. The full sized image will open up in a new window.

 

Try out the above method to download the images from private account after you have followed their account.

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Facebook, Twitter Ban in India?

Big and scary question for most of us. Will Facebook and Twitter really be banned? Is 25th May 2021 is the last date to access these two social media apps, Facebook and Twitter? Will WhatsApp and Instagram are also under threat?

So many questions with no clear-cut answer!

Before looking for the answers to these puzzling questions, we need to first know what brings these questions up in mind? 

What is making people think that Facebook and Twitter will be banned in India in the first place?

In short, the answer is the conflict between the Govt of India and the social media apps' Authority. 

GoI basically gave an ultimatum back in February that all social media Apps have to follow some particular rules and regulations. They have to abide by the protocols set by the government.

At this point, 25th May 2021 was the last day for those social media Apps to sign that agreement.

Remembering Sokovia accord? (Ignore this joke if you're not much into Marvel Cinematic Universe movies).

Anyway, Facebook(and its subsidiaries, WhatsApp and Instagram), Twitter had neither agreed nor denied the protocols set by the Govt. Only Koo(Made in India) which's said to be Twitter's alternative, had signed or agreed or instead decided to comply with their operations as the Govt suggested.

It's not the first time that any Govt had conflicted with social media, online/offline print media, or other kinds of non-govt organization. From time to time, It's reported that various countries had conflicted with social media. As a result of the dispute, online social news channels were eventually highly controlled or shut down permanently.

In a series of press releases and through social media outlets, IT minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said, “All social media is welcome, but — no disrespect — there should not be double standards........We will be giving a window of three months of significant social media........ And, the rest will come into effect from the day that these rules are notified...This provision is designed to respect the dignity of the users in India,”. 

So, what's the summary of this? Will those social media Giants deny to comply with their content with the protocols and regulations set by the Gol and leave India?

That's the most unlikely situation as the tech giants like Facebook and its offshoot, Insta, and WhatsApp has a massive and crucial customer base in India. And if that's the case, will there be an extension to the ultimatum, and the tech giants will eventually agree on some negotiated terms between the two.

Stay Tuned for more updates.