Click any tile. Reload page to scramble. Also, don’t miss Matching game flashcards!
[qdeck hide_qwizcards_icon=”true” align=”tiled” style=”width: 260px !important; min-height: 260px !important;” mobile_enabled=”Disabled”]
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How I did this
The easy part is to create the “tiled array” of cards, with a shortcode for each deck like this: [qdeck align=”tiled”]. I also changed the size of each deck; see below.
The cards are displayed in random order with shortcodes [simply-random]. This excerpt from the source for this page should help explain it:
[simply-random draw_n=”9″][simply-random-item][qdeck hide_qwizcards_icon=”true” align=”tiled” style=”width: 260px !important; min-height: 260px !important;”]
[q] ?
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[/qdeck] [simply-random-item] [qdeck …
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[/qdeck] [/simply-random]
A set of randomly chosen items is included between [simply-random] and [/simply-random] opening and closing shortcodes. Each item begins with the shortcode [simply-random-item]. The option draw_n=”9″ indicates that nine items will be chosen from the set. They are drawn from the set “without replacement;” that is, once an item is chosen, it is no longer available to be chosen a second time.
My “items” are individual flashcard decks, each with just one flashcard (front and back). I have 12 flashcard decks in my set, so you do sometimes get something new when you reload the page!
I did find it necessary to run the [simply-random] shortcodes together all on one line, as in the example, in order to avoid any extra paragraphs or line-breaks that would interfere with the alignment of the tiles.
Details about the [simply-random] shortcodes can be found on the Qwizcards reference page.