I contacted since I had a doubt and did not find anything in the forum.
As you can see in the image, I would like that within the set of questions "Datos personales" and within the first question "Completar segun corresponda" a sub-question appears under "dni" called "sexo" with their respective answers "Hombre y mujer" "So, within a question there are two different question / answer types, in this case it would be in" type of question "-" several short texts "and combined with" list (radio) "

It's possible? If not, how would be the best way to proceed so that it is ordered taking into account that there are several categories such as "Datos personales", "transporte", etc.
Thank you!
Hope you understand
Version: 2.06

Use CSS to make the questions appear as one. We cannot give details on the CSS rules without seeing a live example.

Please do not double post in different language forums. I'll close the copy of this in the Spanish forum, as there haven't been any answers yet.

Thanks for answering,

Where can i use css?
What structure/function i should use?
attached image, if u need something else please tell me, sorry for my english.

in image 2, i would like to keep "datos personales" and "completar segun coresponda" in the first box, but unify the second box so the first box would be:
"Completar segun corresponda"
-nombre (space for answer)
-apellido (space for answer)
-dni (space for answer)
-sexo (radio so u can chose "hombre" or "mujer")
end.
Thanks!

With "live example" Tpartner means a link to a survey that actually works. Your screenshots are useless, as he can't see the source code of your survey.

this works? dev.frba.utn.edu.ar/encuestas/index.php/345998?lang=es
thanks for answering

Your link does not work:

This is a 2.06/2.6.x instance running with the free version of the TFR Responsive theme (template as it was called in those days).

Tammo

I can't see it from here.

I know. I could identify the theme from looking at the picture... Not sending a good link makes people here having to work like Bellingcat researchers...