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Quick Tip: Display Images Side by Side
Please Note:This tutorial has been superseded by a more advanced method for placing any content within your survey side-by-side.
Version 2.x Instructions
The Template Hook Name is visible when you Advanced Edit (small notepad icon to the left of the image in the survey editor) the image. At the bottom, you can specify a case-sensitive Template Hook Name that can then be manipulated by the CSS under Look & Feel. It is important that the capitalization is exact between the two areas. In our example, we are using the Template Hook Name: SideBySide
Next, in This Theme's CSS Template (part of Edit Survey > Look & Feel), add the following to the bottom:
.SideBySide, .SideBySide div { display: inline; }
Now, any item with the Template Hook Name of SideBySide will be affected by the above code. To see a sample survey comparing the default method and the new SideBySide method, check out the following survey: http://surveygizmo.sidebyside.sgizmo.com/
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