Thank you. As you suggested, placing the CSS in the question help source is also a good method. I will try to apply the advice you have given well. For reference, removing the question mark icon (FontAwesome) related code from the theme.css file will modify the help icon to not be unnecessarily shown by itself.
Thank you. I was trying to edit the CSS per individual question without modifying the theme's custom.css file as much as possible, but I should make edits (customizations) to the custom.css file for the design of individual surveys.
For reference, removing the question mark icon (FontAwesome) related code from the theme.css file will modify the help icon to not be unnecessarily shown by itself.
You can also hide the help container for that inividual question with the inserted CSS.
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