Hi, i want to know how put borders in top of the subquestions in an array of 5-point choice.

We cannot answer that without knowing what LimeSurvey version and template you are using. Can you activate a sample survey and give a link here so we can see the source code?

I am using the default template.

That doesn't look like the default template. I ask again, what LimeSurvey version and can you activate a sample survey and give a link here so we can see the source code?

This is the template.

That's not a template, it's a JavaScript file. I'm sorry but I cannot help.

I send this because the changes are made in this code.

Hi, andreza,
as I see in your screenshot there is missing only the bottom border of the radios in the gray rows.
I assume you use a 5-point matrix.
This you can add easily if you really use the default template.

In the template.css just add:
.array2 td {
border-bottom:1px solid #0ff; // or whatever color you like
}

Have a nice day
Joffm

It didn't work :dry:

Well,
it works in LS 2.06,
In LS 2.50 you have to add "! important".
.array2 td {
border-bottom: 1px solid red !important;
}
As you already had the other desired borders this only adds the bootom border of the gray radio cells.

Please see screenshot, LS 2.5, template "default"

Otherwise I only can advise to look for the class that affects the look and feel of this radio cell (Firebug or - in Chrome - the Development tools) and adjust this class the way you like.

As Tony mentioned:
Without knowing neither your LS Version nor the template and without having a sample survey (*.lss) it's a bit difficult to help.

All the best
Joffm

i just don't get why people refuse to respond to the questions from people who want to help. How hard can it be to say I use version 2.5 or 2.06 and the template is "xxx"?

Further to holch's comment - if we ask for a link to a test survey (not a survey export), why the reluctance to provide it? The easiest way for us to solve style issues is to see live source code.

Please keep in mind that we are volunteers donating our time so should not have to repeatedly ask for something in order to help.