If respondents selected option "red" , that option background need to change in red color. likewise for green, blue color's as well. Please suggest.

Use nth-child on the li elements:```<style>.Skin li:nth-child(1) label.MultipleAnswer.q-checked, .Skin li:nth-child(1) label.SingleAnswer.q-checked {background:red;}.Skin li:nth-child(2) label.MultipleAnswer.q-checked, .Skin li:nth-child(2) label.SingleAnswer.q-checked {background:green;}.Skin li:nth-child(3) label.MultipleAnswer.q-checked, .Skin li:nth-child(3) label.SingleAnswer.q-checked {background:blue;}</style>```

@Kate,The only thing question specific about the example CSS is the element tags (i.e., type) and the classes associated with them. So, if it isn't working on some questions it means they don't have elements that match those tags/classes. That means the underlying html is different in some way.To make it more specific, you can add the CSS to a question's text in a `<style>` tag and it will apply only to questions on that page of the survey. To make it specific to a question, you would add the question id to the rule's selector at the correct place in the hierarchy. For example:```.Skin #QID1 .li:nth-child(1) ...etc...```

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