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  1. Change Color of Dropdown Menus

    Dropdown menus have white backgrounds and black text to ensure that they are legible. If you wish to change the color of either the background or the text you can do so with a little custom CSS. To do so go to the Style  tab and scroll to the...
  2. Email a Survey Respondent a Copy of Their Response

    Are you looking to send your survey respondents a copy of their response? Follow these steps. Simply scroll to the Thank You page and click the button to Send Respondent a Confirmation Email in the Getting Started Guide.  Notification ema...
  3. Custom Fields in a Contact List vs Email Campaign

    In SurveyGizmo there are two different types of Custom Fields. There are custom fields in Email Campaigns and custom fields in Email Lists.
  4. Prevent Respondents from Selecting Text

    In some circumstances, users do not want their respondents to be able to select text. This tutorial provides some JavaScript to help prevent that.
  5. Change Survey Header Image via a URL Variable

    This JavaScript will allow you to change your survey's header image via a URL Variable*. This can come in handy if you'd like to show different target audiences different images. In this example, we changed the header to be a different color...
  6. Add N/A Option to Sliders & Slider Lists

    To enable the Not Applicable option, check the Include a not applicable option checkbox located in the Slider Settings on the slider Question tab.
  7. Set Default Values for Empty Merge Code

    If you're a fan of merge codes, this simple and handy tool is made handier still by the ability to specify a default value when the merge code is empty!
  8. Making a Read Only Field

    Many users like to use our default answer feature to pre-populate their survey. Often they wish to make this field appear as read-only so that the respondent cannot change the answer.
  9. Disable Radio Button Question Once Option is Selected

    This JavaScript will allow you to disable a question once an answer is selected. This comes in handy if you would like to prevent your users from changing their answers.
  10. Make an Image Appear for a Specified Amount of Time

    We do not have a built-in feature for making an image disappear after a certain amount of time. This JavaScript will allow you to only show an image for a certain amount of time.  Check it out in an example survey ! OR Add a survey with t...