Hi there,

I have a question regarding to the radio button list design. Please see my attached shot, I setup the radio list for likert scale question in 5 column. It displays in normal computer screen. But I would to to keep it in mobile/responsive/small monitor display, since the horizontal align may have a priming effect. Is it possible to let all answers keep in a vertical direction in mobile view? Thank you very much.

I'm confused, you say you want to keep the answers it a vertical alignment but you have an X beside that in your image.

What LimeSurvey version and template are you using?

And somehow the vertical version suddenly gains an answer item...

Hi Tony,

Can I use 5 column view in mobile device? It automatically changes to 1 column view for mobile devices. Tested in iPhone 6. Thank you.

Hi Holch,

The "tick" one is what I want, I think it is more meaningful for likert scale selections.

I ask again - what LimeSurvey version and template are you using?

Hi Tony, sorry I miss your message.

My limesurvey version : 2.67
theme: default / flat and modern.css

Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!

Well, you could add a script like this to the question source which will stop the elements from moving to vertical on small screens but I think you will find the question unusable due to the need to scroll.

Hi Tony,

It works! The survey is now similar to the original paper and pen format!!!!

in 3.x we should add an option to turn on/off the no-more-table behavior

Yes, Tony approves.

In this case, however, I don't think that will help as it's not an array question using a table layout. But, a 3.x custom question would do the trick.

This was something I was looking for, great to have a solution! Is the solution on version 2.50/Default template, my version, different than this one, since it doesn't seem to work for me? (remains vertical on small screen)

I cannot test on that version. Can you activate a small test survey and give us a link?

Thanks Tony!

Here's the link :
37.252.121.232/bewustzijnmeter/index.php/286349

I see that the script is commented out in your survey, but try this: