Here's what I'd like:

"I play ___ hours and ___ minutes a day."

So I need a compact way to ask for numbers (or text).

I guess my description wasn't very clear, let me restate:

I don't want to use up too much space and simply need two questions/fields in one line/row. The result should be a sentence with gaps, which are to be filled by the user, e.g.: I play XXX hours and XXX minutes a day (with XXX being the entry).
I've read in the forum that one could do something similar with css-changes but that referred to forms. Is that necessary in my case, too? I don't want to mess up the entire survey's design...

Hi,
please, remember one thing: We all are volunteers.
It's not necessary to push if you don't get an answer within a few hours on Sunday afternoon (CEST).
And if your question isn't clear, you will be asked for explanation.

On the other side you have everything to do it with your current knowledge.
Here you find a way:
www.limesurvey.org/forum/can-i-do-this-w...ers-in-dropdown-list




Joffm

Hi Joffm,
upon re-reading my post, I actually had the impression of not having been sufficiently clear. Pushing was not the intention.
Anyway, thanks for your help, your example fits my needs quite nicely.