@cqzc110,



I ahve used below code in one of my project and it worked fine.



jQuery(".groupsContainerTd div>div,#QID470group0").css("min-height","500px")



Hope this will work for you as well

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> @YASH1T said:

> @cqzc110,

>

> I ahve used below code in one of my project and it worked fine.

>

> jQuery(".groupsContainerTd div>div,#QID470group0").css("min-height","500px")

>

> Hope this will work for you as well



Thank you for your suggestion.



I think your code can make the box looks larger. However, the effective area to drop (region that is droppable) remains the same. In other words, when you drag something and drop in the newly extended region, the page won't record it as part of your rank. For example, when I drag "f" to the box, I can only drop it in the old region not the newly extend one. See picture below,

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I am sorry if I didn't make myself clear in the orginal post.

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@cqzc110,



your original post was cleare. and the code I given should aligned with that as well. in short the only difference is your code and mine is that you were increasing size of the groupsContainerTd however I was increasing size of the actual group who hold the other options i.e. QID1group0. try below link



https://ugamsandbox.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/preview/SV_5dUZTpkeLjmI3dP?Q_SurveyVersionID=current&Q_CHL=preview

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@YASH1T,



I made a mistake when I was testing your code earlier. Now, it works perfectly. Thank you so much for your post and the follow-up!!!

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Hello @cqzc110 ,



Paste the below code in the js(OnReady) of the PGR question.



jQuery(".Group ul.PGRSortable").css("height",parseInt(jQuery(".Items").css("height").replace("px",""))- parseInt(jQuery(".Group h2").css("height"))+"px");

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