Is it possible to change the line/border color on the default templates? The light gray color is hard to see for our older respondents.


thanks

Yes, you just need to extend the default templates with your own CSS code.

Can you start me off in the right direction on how to do that? Not familiar where everything is located in LS.

Depends very much on your LS version and your survey theme/template.

Short story: Check with a developer tool in your browser which elements you want to change, go to the theme editor and extend one of the standard themes with your CSS adaptations.

Using community version on my windows server. Using fruity template. I have not made any customization to this server. Only little knowledgeable with html and css coding.

So what you need to do is open your survey and use some kind of developer tool (e.g. chrome already comes with it --> right click --> inspect). then when you click on the survey it will show you in the source code where the respective element you have clicked on has been defined. You check what ID or class it has and search for this in the CSS file in your template editor (extend your existing theme) and adapt the color accordingly.

Not having much luck. Did as you suggested, but I can't seem to find the correct values. I have attached an example of the lines I am referring to, they are circled in red.

Hi, salter,
unfortunately you didn't say which browser you are using.
Therefore here in Chrome.

With CTRL-Shift-I you start the Development tool.

Then you start exploring.

You see here, that the "question and answer" area has a class ".question-container"


and at the right you see the actual values.


Just overwrite these values in your "custom.css" of your extended theme.

Next:
Here you see that the class ".form-control" is affected.

And also you see the actual values:

which you overwrite by e.g. "border: 1px solid red;" or whatever.

Of course, without a little bit of knowledge in css (and HTML) it seems to be difficult, but a challenge to learn.

Best regards
Joffm

I see it now, thanks for the help.