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04-13-2022 01:09 PM
michael_vetter
Frequent Contributor

I have a note in my survey and I was wanting to change both the size and the color of the text. I see from the documentation that this is possible, but how would I format it so that I can control both the size and the color?

Currently, I'm using if(${field} = "Yes",'<font size="5"><font color="blue">The address IS within the city limits.</font></font>','<font size="5"><font color="red">The address IS NOT within the city limits.</font></font>')

The if statement works, but if I change the font size to anything other than 5, then the font size goes back to the default size.

Thanks for any help!

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michael_vetter
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I was just wanting the font size to be big enough so that the note catches the eye of the user and that the user will actually read the note.

Edit:
I came across this blog about using HTML tags and I decided to go a different direction than initially planned. I decided to use a DIV element in the label and everything is working as expected now. Thanks for taking a look at this for me!

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Katie_Clark
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I haven't been able to reproduce the issue with some quick testing - ideally, what would you want the font sizes to be for each scenario?

Best,
Katie


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michael_vetter
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I was just wanting the font size to be big enough so that the note catches the eye of the user and that the user will actually read the note.

Edit:
I came across this blog about using HTML tags and I decided to go a different direction than initially planned. I decided to use a DIV element in the label and everything is working as expected now. Thanks for taking a look at this for me!

Katie_Clark
MVP Regular Contributor

Oh, good to know! Glad you got it all worked out 🙂

Best,
Katie


“The goal is not simply to ‘work hard, play hard.’ The goal is to make our work and our play indistinguishable.”
- Simon Sinek
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