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Your LimeSurvey version: 5.3.4
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Hi all, 

1) I'm trying to change the color of radio buttons to a darker grey color but having trouble doing so. Is the below code suppose to work in custom.css?


.radio label::before {
border: 1px solid red; // desired color of border
}
 
.checkbox label::before {
border: 1px solid red;
}


2) I'm also trying to only change the default text size for when LimeSurvey's default text pops up, such as "This is question is mandatory" - I have hidden the Tip within all questions but this text appears when participants try to move on without answering all mandatory questions. I'm having trouble locating it to change. 

Thank you all!

1. class .radio-item
 

2.
a. You may hide the entire ".question-valid-container" and use your own messages in the question text
   



b. set the font-size in class ".ls-question-help"

1) forums.limesurvey.org/forum/design-issue...es-radio-item#221413

Hi Joffm,
Thank you so much for your ongoing help! I'm wondering if you can help me with the font size of the text that participants type into a textbox of a question. It seems the text that they type in is very small compared to my questions and subquestions. I have tried changing the font size in custom.css under body and answer container but it's not working so far.

It seems the text that they type in is very small compared to my questions and subquestions

Really?
Use a smaller fontsize for your questions and subquestions. 

No, honestly:
Use a webdevelopment tool that is included in each browser (F12) to investigate which classes are involved.

Here you can change or add things to see the effects.
 
So, raise the font-size to see what happens.
 

Now you know that all you have to do is:
Add this to your custom. css
Joffm

For display on screen, please use px as the unit.

www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/units.en.html

Tammo

Thank you, Joffm! For some reason this didn't make the change for me, but I did receive another suggestion and it finally worked! Must have been something obvious that I missed initially.


body,
.form-control {
font-size: 20px;
}

Yes, in "fruity" you have to prepend this (as shown in the image)