Hi everyone,

I've previously received a lot of help from this forum -- thank you! I am now facing another dilemma and I don’t know exactly how to tackle it.

I am running a survey where somewhere (mid survey) I want to take the participant to a page that looks like a specific company's website (i.e., a page that looks distinctly different from the preceding pages).

I wanted to do this through css, but I don’t know whether this is easily achievable.

Here are the parameters:

I have a group by group design and I want one group to look distinctly different from others.

Is there a way to css code the look of just one particular group? Can I do it through the Interface of Lime? Or do I need to write a specific template style? If at all possible I would not want to change the Lime codebase.

I know I can simply write a css class in a question -- do you think this would be the best solution? To just post one single question on a page that I format in whatever way I please?

Anyway, Please let me know your thoughts. I sincerely (again) appreciate the help!

-Jussi Palomaki

Hi,

1) at the same level of your template.css file upload your 'custom' css file.

2) use (where needed) the group description, question text or help area to call this file introducing an extra <link> element
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Ben_V wrote: Hi,

1) at the same level of your template.css file upload your 'custom' css file.

2) use (where needed) the group description, question text or help area to call this file introducing an extra <link> element

Code:

<link rel='stylesheet' type='text/css' media='all' href='{TEMPLATEURL}custom.css' />

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Super, thanks a lot!

-Jussi