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Quick Tip: Making your Page Titles Visible
Please Note:This is a tutorial for SurveyGizmo 2.0 users.
For Version 3 Instructions, please visit: Version 3 Tutorial
At the top of every page in SurveyGizmo there is a blue bar that provides a page number, page title, and options for copying, deleting, and altering that page. The ability to change the name of these pages provides benefits throughout your survey creation process, such as when reordering pages. It helps organize and identify the sections of your survey.
When a page is first created however, it has a page title of Untitled Page. Many people choose not to alter the title and thus by default, most templates in SurveyGizmo automatically hide the page title for the survey taker. However, if you wish to make your page titles visible for the survey taker, this is a simple adjustment to the Look & Feel section of your survey.
Making changes to Look & Feel
- Scroll down to the large box titled This Theme's CSS Template
- You will find something similar to the following code approximately a sixth of the way down:
.sg_page_title { display:none; color:#EFF6FF; } -

You will want to remove the line display: none;. The results (using the example code above):
.sg_page_title { color:#EFF6FF; } - Click Save Your Customizations