I am currently using Wordpress on my website and I'm trying to create a poll on my website that is just like the poll here.

It's a very simple randomized poll. Basically it takes any 2 choices from a large pool of choices and puts them up against each other in a poll. After an answer is selected it goes straight to the next 2 random choices. While this is happening it is keeping track of which answer choice gets selected most often. Is there anything you guys can suggest to help me out with this? I'm pretty new to this.

Another slightly more complex example is Famousr which includes pictures. (I would prefer this but any information would be great).

Hi,
Just simple install poll module and customize as you wish

Execute these queries on your database:

<?php 
# Table structure for table `poll_check` 

CREATE TABLE `poll_check` ( 
  `pollid` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `ip` varchar(20) NOT NULL default '', 
  `time` varchar(14) NOT NULL default '' 
) TYPE=MyISAM COMMENT=''; 

# ----------------------------------------- 

# Table structure for table `poll_data` 

CREATE TABLE `poll_data` ( 
  `pollid` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `polltext` varchar(50) NOT NULL default '', 
  `votecount` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `voteid` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `status` varchar(6) default NULL 
) TYPE=MyISAM COMMENT=''; 

# ----------------------------------------- 

# Table structure for table `poll_desc` 

CREATE TABLE `poll_desc` ( 
  `pollid` int(11) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `polltitle` varchar(100) NOT NULL default '', 
  `timestamp` datetime NOT NULL default '0000-00-00 00:00:00', 
  `votecount` mediumint(9) NOT NULL default '0', 
  `STATUS` varchar(6) default NULL, 
  PRIMARY KEY (`pollid`) 
) TYPE=MyISAM COMMENT=''; 

# ----------------------------------------- 
?>

Paste this code on page where you wish poll to appear:

<?php 

include_once ("includes/miniPoll.class.php"); 

$test = new miniPoll; 

$test->pollForm(); 

?>

Paste this code on page where you wish poll results to appear:

<?php 

include_once ("includes/miniPoll.class.php"); 

$test = new miniPoll; 

if (isset($_GET['poll']) && is_numeric($_GET['pollid'])) { 
    $pollid = $_GET['pollid']; 

    if (isset($_GET['voteid']) && is_numeric($_GET['voteid'])) { 
        $voteid = $_GET['voteid']; 
        $test->processPoll($pollid, $voteid); 
    } 

} 
if (isset($_GET['pollid'])) { 
    $pollid = $_GET['pollid']; 
    $test->pollResults($pollid); 
} 

?>

Paste this code on poll admin page:

<?php 

include_once ("includes/miniPollAdmin.class.php"); 

$test = new miniPollAdmin; 

$test->newPollForm(); 

if (isset($_GET['opt'])) { 
    $opt = $_GET['opt']; 
    $pollid = $_GET['pollid']; 
    if ($opt == 'activate') { 
        $test->activatePoll($pollid); 
    } 
    if ($opt == 'delete') { 
        $test->deletePoll($pollid); 
    } 

} 

echo "<br />"; 
if (isset($_GET['q'])) { 
    $pollname = $_GET['pollname']; 
    $q = $_GET['q']; 
    $test->createPoll($pollname, $q); 
} 
$test->listPolls(); 

?>

Set up these parameters in miniPoll.class.php:

<?php $this->results_page = "test_poll_results.php"; ?>

Google page is choosing the White background and at the time of starting of the search that is right because the Google logo is transparent and links have shadows. I anticipate Google will add a no-image option. It is because the company trends to allow for choice rather than lock-in when it comes to user interface and features.