If you search on your own FAQ for "refund" you see one result, however the text reads "1 results", rather than "1 result".
Otherwise it seems like a nice system; I've written similar FAQ-sections in the past (in my case using dl/dt/dd tags) and I can see if you did it a lot it would be worth paying for a "component", but I'd expect most sites would need only one and would probably just develop in-house to match styling and their own existing work-flow.
Not sure how to fix that, TBH. That text is configurable (e.g. for other languages) and I don't like "result(s)". I'll think about it though ...
Haha, yeah you could be right about it being hard to sell. We'll see. This was a side-project with a relatively small time investment. A bit of an experiment, really ...
Yeah when you have to consider different languages things get complex. English would be "0 results", "1 result", "N results", etc.
It might be that a simple FAQ is a tough-sell, but I can imagine people paying for more complex knowledge-base style of tool. (Of course that's just a guess)
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Otherwise it seems like a nice system; I've written similar FAQ-sections in the past (in my case using dl/dt/dd tags) and I can see if you did it a lot it would be worth paying for a "component", but I'd expect most sites would need only one and would probably just develop in-house to match styling and their own existing work-flow.
Good luck selling it :)
Not sure how to fix that, TBH. That text is configurable (e.g. for other languages) and I don't like "result(s)". I'll think about it though ...
Haha, yeah you could be right about it being hard to sell. We'll see. This was a side-project with a relatively small time investment. A bit of an experiment, really ...
It might be that a simple FAQ is a tough-sell, but I can imagine people paying for more complex knowledge-base style of tool. (Of course that's just a guess)