Hi,
I would like to remove the help (?) icon and change the (!) icon, how can I do that?
Thanks for your help!
Regards

Hi, Usapuka,
you can remove the "help"- image (yes. it is implemented as image) by adding the following to your template.
.survey-question-help img {
display: none;
}

Which template do you use?
In the "default" template and in "basic" as well there is no icon in front of this message.
It is implemented as "<span class="errormandatory">This question is mandatory. </span>".

Best regards
Joffm

Hi Joffm,
Thanks for your answer, your solution do not with LimeSurvey 2.05+ because they use icons and not images.
I tried also with the default template (please see attachment).
Regards,

Hi, Usapuka,
oh, you use LS 2.50. Your topic (2.05+) is a bit misleading.

To remove the questionmark of the help text you can add to your template:
.questionhelp span {
display: none;
}
See screenshot.

But how you change the exclamation mark of the mandatory text, I do not know.
It' implemented as:
<p class="errormandatory text-danger" role="alert">
<span class="fa fa-exclamation-circle" aria-hidden="true"></span>
Bitte beantworten Sie diese Frage
</p>

So, maybe with some JavaScript to find the class "errormandatory", remove the class "fa-exclamation-circle" and add a different fontawesome icon.
Here the JS gurus are asked.

All the best
Joffm

Hi Joffm,
Thank you! Your solution work fine, I removed the question mark.
I'll see what can I do with the exclamation mark.
Best regards,

To change the exclamation mark of the mandatory text, you can add something like this to the end of template.css:


There's a list of Font Awsome unicodes here - fontawesome.io/cheatsheet/

Thank you tpartner!

tpartner wrote: To change the exclamation mark of the mandatory text, you can add something like this to the end of template.css:

Code:

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.errormandatory .fa-exclamation-circle:before {
    content: "\f0e7";
}

There's a list of Font Awsome unicodes here - fontawesome.io/cheatsheet/

How to make it work on 4.2.1?

Always the best to find out:
Use a web development tool (included in each modern browser) and investigate.
You will see this
www.limesurvey.org/media/kunena/attachme...18-11-1623-07-35.png

Joffm

:woohoo:
Thanks. Looks so hard but it was so easy.
I remembered the code tpartner wrote, and it seemed the same so just copied it to the custom.css.
Thanks you all.