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11:58 June 26, 2009
| Dave
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How do you retain text formatting on the finished survey?
For example, I bold certain key words in the question editor, but upon preview, all the text is plain/unbold.
Is this due to the template? If so, is there a way to keep the template but override the text “un-formatting?”
If not, how can I get the survey to reflect my text formatting?
Thanks,
-Dave
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12:14 June 27, 2009
| jonathan
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Hey, Dave!
By default, most of the Survey Templates BOLD Question Titles. You can stop this from happening by removing the
font-weight: bold;
attribute from the
sg_QuestionTitle
class in your CSS Template, which can be found in the “Look & Feel” section of your “Edit Survey” tab.
Enjoy!
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1:19 June 27, 2009
| Dave
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Post edited 8:20 – June 26, 2009 by Dave
jonathan said:
Hey, Dave!
By default, most of the Survey Templates BOLD Question Titles. You can stop this from happening by removing the
font-weight: bold;
attribute from the
sg_QuestionTitle
class in your CSS Template, which can be found in the “Look & Feel” section of your “Edit Survey” tab.
Enjoy!
Hey thanks very much.
Before I risk the manual change, will this only have the effect of unbolding all text regardless of editor rich text formatting, or will it present the mixed bold and unbold text as formatted in the question editor?
Appreciate the help!
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1:23 June 27, 2009
| jonathan
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This will only remove the default bold formatting that the template adds across all of yoru questions titles, any additional bold formatting you've added will be retained.
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1:45 June 27, 2009
| Dave
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Like a charm. Many thanks!
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