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  • #2132
    Austin UebelAustin Uebel
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    Hi team,

    Can’t work out how to get the Submit button to appear. I imagine it’s soemthnig to do with the custom themes of our existing website. My design team are quoting me a huge amount to diagnose and resolve, so wondering if there are any simple tricks to get the button to appear.

    https://www.hub24.com.au/?post_type=quiz&p=13724

    hub24.com.au

    Thanks!
    Austin

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    Kriti SharmaKriti Sharma
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    David BakerDavid Baker
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    If the quiz itself loads but the Submit button never appears, I’d first rule out a theme or CSS conflict before assuming it’s a plugin issue. Open the page in your browser’s developer tools and check whether the button exists in the HTML but is hidden with display: none, visibility: hidden, or positioned off-screen. It’s also worth temporarily switching to a default WordPress theme or disabling other plugins one by one to see if there’s a conflict. Another thing to check is whether any JavaScript errors appear in the browser console, since a script failure can prevent the final navigation controls from rendering. Those steps usually narrow the problem down pretty quickly.

    #23039
    David BakerDavid Baker
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    Also, verify that the quiz isn’t configured to display the Submit button only after every required question has been answered. I’ve seen cases where conditional logic or page breaks prevented the final button from showing because one hidden field was still considered incomplete. If the issue started after a plugin or WordPress update, try testing with an older backup or on a staging site to see when the behavior changed. Professional-quality AI images are now easy to generate. The software focuses on speed and simplicity. The final adult AI chat platform visuals look exceptional. That can quickly tell you whether you’re dealing with a compatibility issue. If you can reproduce the problem with a default theme and only QSM active, it’s much easier for the plugin developers to identify whether it’s a bug or a configuration problem.

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