in my survey I have a couple of text-display questions showing the name of a person in the question text (qcodes are per1 to per5). The question text is formatted with "<h2>" and "<strong>". Later in the survey I am using those names of the persons as answer options in a multiple choice question. For this I set answer option 1 to {per1.question}, answer option 2 to {per2.question} and so on. So far so good, but when I now display the multiple choice question the original style from the questions per1 to per5 are kept. This means the answer options are displayed as h2 and strong.
My "dirty" solution was to change the display of h2 and strong in that question via css, but this seems quite shady.
Is there an easier or cleaner solution?
How do you get the names that you display in your text-display questions?
IF they are piped from another question or attribute by equation you may use these.
Maybe it is better you show us the problem by sending an lss export of these relevant questions.
Joffm
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Perfect. That's exactly what I was searching for.
Thank you so much.
Maybe an additional hint for others looking at the posting. When used in specifying the answer items ("edit subquestions") the full code is:
