Java script to place a countdown timer on the screen that stays fixed when participants scroll down

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I had some Java script that achieved this on an old survey that I cannot access anymore. By inspecting the element, I managed to find this code but it doesn't work in a new survey. I do not know Java script and do not know how to get it to work. Anyone know what's wrong with this code? “>.banner {\nbackground-color: red;\npadding: 3px;\nborder: 5px black;\nheight:20px;\nwidth:80px;\nmargin-left: 775px;\nposition:fixed;\ntext-align:center;\n}\n

Matt_Christie_Walker · Accepted Answer

You could use something like this:    .FlipClock {        background-color: #333;        padding: 2px;        border-radius: 2px;        margin: 10px auto;        float: left;        box-shadow: 0 1px 3px rgba(0,0,0,.5);    position: fixed;        top: 0;        left: 0;    }Place this as custom CSS within the Survey's "Look and Feel" menu. Modify as desired. That should get you going at least.

Matt_Christie_Walker · Answer

If you haven't done so already, take a few minutes to read up on the Timer Question. Specifically, there is an option to Show Timer. Depending on your reasons for needing a timer, this out of the box approach may simplify things.By default the timer doesn't lock into place, but we could probably fix that with a bit of custom css.

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