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Slider Layout with onclick condition
I'm currently constructing a survey with visual analogue scales. I want these scales to be activated when a certain answer is chosen in a preceding question. Further I would like the slider scales to be free of any anchoring, therefore I thought it would be nice if the respondents could indicate their answer by clicking on the slider, instead of pulling the slider.
Unfortunately i have no expertise in coding. Any ideas?
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I think it need a lot of javascript codding ....Perks wrote: Unfortunately i have no expertise in coding. Any ideas?
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One short question:
I'm trying to disable the current slider value (floating number above the slider). But it does not seem to work. Since that seems like a minor problem, I thought I ask it here instead of cluttering the forums with another question that may already be answered somewhere (Couldn't find it though).
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But...you can just click on the slider to set a value.Further I would like the slider scales to be free of any anchoring, therefore I thought it would be nice if the respondents could indicate their answer by clicking on the slider, instead of pulling the slider.
To hide the slider callout, add the following to the end of template.css:I'm trying to disable the current slider value (floating number above the slider).
.slider_callout {
display: none !important;
}
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