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Alchemer surveys use custom icons for radio button and checkboxes. These icons are more modern and easier to see and select than the default browser input icons. Unfortunately, respondents using Internet Explorer with high-security settings may no...
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The one-at-a-time interaction for desktop and all mobile-optimized interactions will change the text of the Next, Back, and Submit buttons to arrows by default. If you're not a fan of how this looks you can use a little JavaScript and CSS to cha...
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Follow these quick steps to create your own favicon, upload it to Alchemer and insert the necessary code.
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We have built-in options to remove or hide many elements in your survey. For example, the back button , the powered-by logo , progress bar and more . However, you might wish to hide an element in your survey that doesn't have a built-in option ...
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Looking to move your survey's Progress Bar to the top of the survey page? We get this question quite a bit. You'll need to make some tweaks to the HTML of your survey's theme. If you are familiar not with HTML, don't worry; it's pretty easy to accom...
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Looking to move your survey Next and Back buttons to the top of the survey page? You will need to make some adjustments to the HTML of your survey's theme.
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Are you using the vertical layout option for the Slider question type? Find that the default height is just a little too small? Never fear! You can adjust this with a little CSS! Copy and paste the below CSS code in your survey's theme. To do so...
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We do not have a built in feature for placing the Header Image and Survey Title side by side. This workaround works for most of our customers in most cases but may require some tweaking to get it right. If you have a solution that works better let u...
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Learn how to remove the Progress Bar that is presented at the bottom of your survey by default. Head to the Style tab to access the Layout Options.
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Adding a background image is a great way to capture potential respondents' interest from the moment they click your survey link. You can choose from our library of images or upload your own image!
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When including an image as part of your survey header on the Style tab we recommend the below image sizes. Header Images - we recommend images files up to 750px wide and 200px tall. Banner Header Images - If you would like your header image...
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Obtaining the HEX code for the exact colors that you want to use in your survey is easy with the right tool. You can use the From Webpage option found on the Style tab to gather the different colors used on your company/personal web page, but de...
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We designed our standard survey themes to be mobile responsive. Regardless of the device, your survey respondents will be able to respond to your survey.
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Most themes include a border line that separates one question from another. If you wish to remove this line you can do so for the entire survey or question by question Remove this line in your entire survey Go to Style > Layout > Layout Options ...
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We have alternately shaded the rows of our grid questions by default. If you wish to add more contrast to the shading you can do so using a little CSS.
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Are you looking to display your survey title on just the first page of your survey? While we don't have a built-in option to do so, in this tutorial we'll cover a couple of workarounds to achieve this! Hide Survey Title and Show on Specific Pages U...
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Do you like the one-at-a-time interaction but you're not a fan of the fly-in animations that are part of this interaction? Never fear, we've got some CSS Code to disable these animations!
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You can easily increase the size of the Radio Button and Checkbox icons so that they are easier to select. If you are looking to change the size and colors of icons, check out this article.
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To change the font of your survey, go to Style > Text > Body Text. From here, you can choose a font, font size and font weight.
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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 bott...