Example CSS Classes

Overview

CSS Classes can be used to change the layout of either a variable or an entire variable group. In order to create custom classes, knowledge of CSS is required. However some common CSS classes are defined below and can be used as is or easily modfied.

Content

A CSS class is defined on the Global Code tab of the Project Update page in the Styles (Css) section. The text in the Content column of the table below can be pasted into the Styles (Css) section. The CSS Class can then be used within the project at the Variable or Variable Group level. If using any of the examples below, the value in the CSS Class Name column is specifed in the variable or variable group CSS Class field.

The CSS class names are case-sensitive. The name entered in the CSS Class field for the variable or variable group must match the case of the CSS class name entered in the global code

Examples:

CSS Class Name	Description	Content
NoAnswer	Hides the answer for a variable. Use this CSS Class when creating a variable that is a note or instructions.	.NoAnswer .AnswerPanel { display: none; }
RedBackground	Displays a red background for the variable. to create a CSS class with a different color background you would change the CSS Class name and the hexadecimal value to the desired color	.RedBackground { background: #FF0000; }
WhiteFont	Displays the text with a white font	.WhiteFont { color: #FFFFFF; }
Font12	Displays the text with 12point font-size	.Font12 { font-size: 12pt; }
RadioButtonHeight30	Increases the spacing between radio buttons for a Vertical Radio Button type variable	.RadioButtonHeight30 .RadioButton { height: 30px; }
NoPaddingVar	Removes all the built-in padding around a variable	.NoPaddingVar { padding: 0; }
NoPaddingVG	Removes all the built-in padding around all the variables in a variable group	.NoPaddingVG .VariablePanel { padding: 0; }