Question & Answers Forum pluggin for wordpress
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I am looking to install on my website a Question & Answers Forum pluggin for wordpress
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What pluggin do you recommend for questions and answers
Would be to replace the one on this site that i don't like due to some problems i have on configuration.
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I dont have much experience with any of them , so cant personally recommend one over the other. That said I think wpmu plugin comes with support , so if you are already using that why not reach out to support and ask them whats the best way to resolve your issue ?
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I was using the last one but i am having lots of troubles with css and configurations.
The others you are mention have very little downloads less then 1000, i am not sure if they are reliable.
What about Question & answers forum for wordpress?
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There are a few options on Wordpress
And some paid one on CodeCanyon or WPMU
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