I'm trying to figure out some way to have a short-answer matrix functionality with Google Forms, like in the below Qualtrics image:
Does anyone know if there's any way this could be possible?
I know it isn't available in the "question selection" screen, but I'm wondering if there's some sort of add-in or background shenanigans that might do the trick.
You could have a Multiple-choice Grid question
or a Tick box Grid question
Related
Is it possible to have the answers beside the questions instead of below them in Google Forms?
Below a picture with a [very simple] explanation
Example picture
Such kind of change is not supported by Google Form.
You may need to create a web form yourself.
Really struggling with the can't find a definitive answer on this. Trying to help my local community by promoting a list of business that are still operating during the covid-19 outbreak.
My problem is that the table width in mobile view looks awful and basically chops off the last column. Please can you advise any css I could use to correct this?
See https://www.larklaneguide.com/delivery-and-takeaway-on-lark-lane-during-covid-19/
TIA
Clare
Incredibly new to CSS, I have done some very basic stuff over the years but I am trying to find a solution to a design I would like to create for my Drupal product page. I have tried searching but it's like since I am self-taught I have no idea what terms I should be searching for.
Here is the layout I am looking to design (attached).
So I want basically a 2 column layout with a 3 column header that is located in the main section. Should/Can I do this with grids? I am not too terrible sure what I should be searching for to understand how to make this happen. My only concern with a grid is that I can't have the sidebar contained to a single row height. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks so much!
Since you are looking for a grid-based system, I would highly recommend taking a look at Bootstrap for implementing your desired layout. Take a look at the link and it will explain how exactly to achieve your layout specified above.
I have been using the System.Web.UI.DataVisualization.Charting pie chart control to display pie chart.
With the introduction of IE9, these graphs seem intermittantly to not load and just present the user with an image not found.
I have decided to replace this with DevExpress's WebChartControl and implement their Pie Chart.
I got their pie to resemble ours 90%, but am stuck at getting the pie's fill to match.
This is best explained with images.
Here is my original MS Chart Pie:
Here is my new Dev Express Pie:
The old pie seems to have a shadow effect around the border that makes it look much better.
Is this kind of effect possible with the DevExpress control?
I have tried playing with:
((PieSeriesView) series.View).Border
((PieSeriesView) series.View).FillStyle
Both don't seem to do what i want.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
I tried for about an hour to get the desired result for you, but unfortunately I just can't seem to be able to get deep enough to be able to introduce a new painter with the Drawing2d.PathGradientBrush.Blend option (which would be able to give you the desired look).
I have placed a question on your behalf on the support center Q337316, you are welcomed to track this question which I would imagine will turn into a suggestion.
So although this isn't a good answer, I don't think you will be able to achieve the results in the current DX library.
We have answered this question in the RadialGradientPainter - Support PathGradientBrush.Blend thread. I've also talked to guys from the XtraCharts team. This is impossible to implement in WindowsForms Charts, but should be possible in WPF. If you are interested in this alternative, drop me a line and I will add the required information here.
Anyone can point me to free or commercial Ribbon component done for Adobe Flex or Aswing? I seen one at some point but for some reason cant find any now. (Please don't mention minddomo, since it has nothing to do do with my question).
Thank you.
A Ribbon implementation in Flex would be a lot different from the standard TabNavigator. You must consider groups within each tab, and dynamic buttons within each group, and group popups etc.
I know this isn't an answer, but I don't know how to reply to the previous answer. :)
I don't know of one. But, whenever anyone asks for one I ask this question:
What is the difference between a Ribbon and a TabNavigator with a button bar as the children?
I'd consider creating one for Flextras if anyone could explain what the difference was.