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1 day 4 hours ago #270925 by elliotog
Hello,
Simple question,  (in order to make the exclamation point disappear as mentioned and solved there forums.limesurvey.org/forum/installation...mark-of-a-hidden-tip ) where should I put CSS things like that : ?.ls-question-message .fa-exclamation-circle::before {
content: "";
display: none;
}

In question content ? In CSS class ? (a screenshot could be welcomed ^^)
Thank you in advance!
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1 day 4 hours ago #270926 by holch
If you want it for specific questions only, you can add it to the question text (in source code mode, not in the WYSYWYG mode).

If you want this for all your questions and all your surveys that use a specific survey theme, than you should add this to the respective survey theme.

So let us know what exactly you are trying to do here.

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13 hours 5 minutes ago #270931 by elliotog
Thanks for your response,
I'd like it for all questions, but I would bu also curious to know how to do it with 1 question. Currently I've filled the source question with that :
<p>Please enter your contact information</p>
<script> .fa-exclamation-circle::before { content: ""; display: none; } </script>
It does not work,

Merci,
Have a good day,
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12 hours 48 minutes ago #270932 by Joffm
Hi,
now you confused yourself.
You ask how to apply css styles,
but you enter a script.
You have to use the correct tags, <style>...</style>

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12 hours 20 minutes ago #270933 by elliotog
This :
<p>Please enter your contact information</p>
<style type="text/css">
.fa-exclamation-circle::before {
content: "";
}
</style>
is still not working (I don't know HTML/CSS)
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11 hours 48 minutes ago #270934 by Joffm
I did not check if the statement itself is correct.
You may investigate in the webdevelopment tool of your browser (usually F12).

A good source of information about web related stuff: W3schools.

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11 hours 1 minute ago #270936 by Joffm
Back home I checked.

You see, the exclamation mark is gone.

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10 hours 43 minutes ago - 10 hours 25 minutes ago #270937 by elliotog
It's not working with my PC, maybe could you send a copie of your code ?
MfG,
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10 hours 35 minutes ago - 10 hours 31 minutes ago #270938 by Joffm
1. You should send a lss export of your survey ( this relevant question)

2. Don't switch to German.
This is the English part of the forum.

3. You didn't answer the questions that appeared when you started this thread.
So we don't know where your installation is hosted and which theme you use.

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10 hours 31 minutes ago - 10 hours 27 minutes ago #270939 by elliotog
 

File Attachment:

File Name: limesurvey...6468.lsq
File Size:6 KB


LS Version :  5.6.9.
LimeSurvey Cloud : limesurvey.calypso.univ-lr
==================

OK, a lsq could be suficient ? My survey is very heavy ...
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7 hours 14 minutes ago #270942 by holch
No LSQ files please. Make a copy of your survey, delete everything unnecessary and then export as LSS.

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Why not LSQ or LSG? A couple of reasons:

1. They are language sensitive. We would need to guess the base language to be able to use it.
2. They create more work for the forum responders: We need to create a survey (with the right base language!), then a question group, then we can import the LSQ. And every forum responder has to do this, while when sending a LSS file, only you need to do a bit of extra work by copying and cleaning the survey and then export. Forum helpers can just import it into their installations.

And there it is important the information on the Limesurvey version, because the files are not always compatible.

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7 hours 12 minutes ago #270943 by Joffm
First, I used your css snippet.

But, it's a university installation.
Soyou might not have rights to do this.
When a user without any rights enters this css snippet it vanishes after storing the question.
Check this!


We always ask for lss exports, neither lsq nor lsg.
Reasons: lsq and lsg exports are language sensitive. You can only import them into a survey eith the same base language.
This means, we have to guess the base language, create a survey, create a group to be able to imporrt.
Furthermore these exports do not include the survey wide settings.
Please, ease the life of the volunteers who want to help you.

And we don't want the entire survey.
Copy your survey, remove everything not related to the problem, send the lss export of the rest.

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