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I want to underline some words in survey items. I surround the underlined words with . . . and the system does not know it’s HTML. It shows up as a literal.

Can HTML be enabled in the item writing.

Also, I have some “Other, please specifies.” I would like to require a specification when someone clicks “other.” How?

Finally — in a custom matrix — radio buttons, followed by open ended, followed by checkboxes — can I disable the checkboxes once a radio button is checked and disable the radio buttons once a checkbox is checked and require an open-ended answer if they check “other”.

Thanks.

Chad, On the screen, your reply to me says, “. . . surround the word with and that . . .”

Surround the word with what?

Thanks.

PS Can you recommend a site that has good straight HTML references? I’m having trouble finding a straightforward one. Ironic . . .

THE FOLLOWING POST MUST BE READ AS IF THE ..’S ARE NOT PRESENT. WHEN THEY ARE REMOVED, THE HTML CODES DISAPPEAR FROM THE SCREEN AND THE POST IS NONSENSE.

I need to underline part of a survey item. When I use the codes as shown below (without the ..), they show up in preview mode as literals.

When I wrote the item that way, instead of an underlined phrase, I got a phrase that in preview mode looked like, “<..u..>phrase<../u..>.” The HTML showed up as a literal. It was not marked up as embedded code. Same has thing has happened when I have used <..b..><../b..> or <..center..>.

When I use

in the page introduction, however, it makes a paragraph and the ”

” does not literally show up on the screen as it does with the other codes.

Thanks,
Bill