The paragraph field in Google forms shows only single line. I want to capture input spanning several paragraph. So I want to show it as multiple lines with scrollbar to make it look more intuitive.
Is it possible to that some way?
Google Forms doesn't include format settings for paragraph questions.
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Change the theme or font of your form
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I am new to using BIRT report designer. Our organisation brand guidline stipulates that all letters need to have line spacing of exact 15pt. And they go further and show us how to set this setting in Microsoft Word:
Now I am trying to set this in my reports that are created using BIRT, but for the life of me I cannot see where this setting if found?
Can someone please point me in the right direction?
My report is setup as follows:
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select the text box that you want to add the letter spacing, go to the Advanced options and inside the Text Property set the Letter Spacing as shown:
I am using Google forms "Get Pre-filled linked" and fill out some text boxes automatically. Here is an example text-box filled out with with "pre-filled link":
Is there a way to format the text inside the textbox? For example:
- Have new lines in the text box.
- Make some parts of it bold.
An example desired output with new lines (which I have added manually; not sure how make parts of text bold):
Thoughts on how to format text for Google forms?
I was looking for the same functionality and all I can find on the google forums is "it doesn't support that."
My workaround is this: Create the formatted text in a google doc then take a screen grab with the Snippet tool (or SnagIt or whatever your favorite screen grabber is).
Save the image to your drive then add it to the form.
This seems like a ridiculous thing to have to do, but it does work.
I have a responsive layout and need a solution for editors to easily create muti-column content within TincyMCE.
Found some Plugins which allow me to create simple Templates/Snippets which can be inserted into Tiny and then modified (e. g. TinMCE Templates).
I don´t like the solution for some reasons. Editors could (and will) break things badly by accidently removing tags or nesting things. Moreover there seems to be no way to leave the parent div.
I think the best solution would be a button which opens a dialog, where editors can select a layout/style and then fill out predefined fields. For example: Click button, choose layout "2 columns", a form appears with fields for column 1 and column 2 (title and body). I appended a mockup for clarification.
If the editor inserts a template and wants to edit the texts, ideally he just clicks a part of the inserted template and the overlay opens again, so that nothing gets broken.
Is there such a plugin? Or an other built-in way?
This is the plugin that you're looking for to achieve multi-column support → Easy Columns
There are blocks in drupal like Main Menu, Navigation, Management Etc,
They all appear as a solid text in huge letters, but I want to turn them into links and to act as an actual menu.
Is there any extension that does it, or I would have to code it my self?
I'm a newbie in drupal but I don't want to re-invent the wheels, if it's already provided somewhere.
Edit:
Well, the titles of the block are the solid text indeed, I want to turn them into link, or at least hide them, these letters are so huge and out of place. And if I set label to '' it displays the default word, like 'Navigation'...
Enter <none> as the title to hide the block title. Blocks are not made to be pages so there's no point linking to them. Consider a view if you want more complex functions from blocks.
I'm currently building a web form using APEX that is losely modelled after a "wizard" style. That is, I have forward and back buttons for most pages, etc, etc.
The problem I have is that it seems all my buttons need to be part of a region and that region needs to located in a pre-determined section of the page.
I would prefer to be able to place my buttons where I want them rather than include them into a specific region. I just want them at the bottom of the page.
At the very least, I need to get a region to ignore all my theming so that it can be "invisible" so that only the buttons are showing.
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
See this example I just created on apex.oracle.com. The buttons are in a separate region that has no template associated with it.
In fact, it would be better to create a new region template for the buttons region, with no decoration applied. This would give you more control over the location and spacing of the buttons. At its simplest this template could be defined as:
<div id="#REGION_STATIC_ID#" class="myButtonTemplate">
#BODY#
</div>
(The ID is optional, but I like all my tags to have IDs so I can reference them in Javascript and CSS if required.)