Hello @sandys ,



Paste the below code in the js(OnReady) slider question



`jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .numbers li:odd").hide();`



The above code will hide alternative labels



OR



Paste the below code and change the value of 'n' to show labels after specific number of labels but first and last labels will always be visible



var n=3;

var s=jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .numbers li").hide().length

jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .numbers li.first , li.last").show();

for(var i=1;i<s;i++){

if(i%n==0){jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .numbers li:eq("+i+")").show();}

}

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Hi @Shashi, thank you for your suggestion. However, it does not work for my survey:

https://berkeley.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e2thgs3qW20P7RH



As you can see, all the numbers are still there. If you would like to help troubleshoot more, I've posted a .qsf of the survey. Thanks in advance!

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> @sandys said:

> Hi @Shashi, thank you for your suggestion. However, it does not work for my survey:

> https://berkeley.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e2thgs3qW20P7RH

>

> As you can see, all the numbers are still there. If you would like to help troubleshoot more, I've posted a .qsf of the survey. Thanks in advance!



Thanks for clarification. You are using constant sum question, hence use the below code in constant sum slider type question



var n=2;

var s=jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .xlabel .BorderColor").css("visibility","hidden").length - 2;

jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .xlabel .MinValue , .G"+(s-1)).css("visibility","visible");

for(var i=1;i<s;i++){

if(i%n==0){jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .xlabel .G"+i).css("visibility","visible");}

}

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Thank you @Shashi, works like a charm!!

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