Seven Digits Dilemmas drops a one-click either/or poll into any article. Readers take a side, watch the bars fill in, and stick around to see who’s winning.
Add a dilemma in the WordPress admin — a question and two options — then paste one shortcode where you want it. Readers vote with a single click and the two option cards animate straight into result bars: percentages and raw counts, no reload, no login.
Write a question and two options in Dilemmas → Add New. Publish, then copy the shortcode.
Paste into any post or page. It renders on the server, so search engines and slow connections see it right away.
One click casts a vote. A cookie remembers the choice and a database rule keeps it to one vote per visitor.
No account, no form. Tap an option — done.
Fade, slide, flip, fold and more — or none. Reduced-motion aware.
A dashboard with KPIs, date filters, per-dilemma charts and CSV export.
Colours, type, spacing and radius from one Settings screen. No CSS required.
Server-rendered question and options, plus optional Schema.org Question markup.
No raw IPs stored, a single functional cookie, GDPR-friendly by design.
Meaningful HTML for crawlers and no-JS visitors.
Identical pre-vote markup caches once; state hydrates over a light REST call.
Cookie plus a database unique index — it holds even if the cookie is cleared.
Vanilla JavaScript. No jQuery, no CDN, no build step.
A wall of text asks for nothing. A dilemma asks for a decision — and people love making them. That one small act of taking a side changes how the whole page performs.
Add Seven Digits Dilemmas and give your readers a side to take.