There was a similar thread about this, and I was able to get the ,000 on all the values with the css code provided:
<style>
ul.numbers li::after {
content:",000";
}
</style>
however, I am wondering whether there is a workaround (to the css code above, or a new code altogether) that will allow me to display the mid-point as 0; instead of 0,000?
Thank you!
Hello,
I am hoping to create the following slider, but realized that Qualtrics do not actually allow for the integration of ,000 to the values of the slider.
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There was a similar thread about this, and I was able to get the ,000 on all the values with the css code provided:
<style>
ul.numbers li::after {
content:",000";
}
</style>
however, I am wondering whether there is a workaround (to the css code above, or a new code altogether) that will allow me to display the mid-point as 0; instead of 0,000?
Thank you!
There was a similar thread about this, and I was able to get the ,000 on all the values with the css code provided:
<style>
ul.numbers li::after {
content:",000";
}
</style>
however, I am wondering whether there is a workaround (to the css code above, or a new code altogether) that will allow me to display the mid-point as 0; instead of 0,000?
Thank you!
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Hello @Estha ,
Paste the following code in "look and feel" -> "Advanced" -> "Add custom css"
ul.numbers li::after { content:",000"; }
ul.numbers li:nth-child(4):after { content:""; }
Now, with respect to the position of the Zero in your slider change the number in the nth-child in the above code
@Shashi
Thank you!
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