@FLA You can do this with a text type question, but use the form type.
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@FLA,
Do you know JavaScript? You can write JavaScript to hide the text input and put a select (i.e., dropdown) in its place. Include an event handler to update the hidden text input with the selected value each time something is selected.
@TomG Thank you for the help!
My JS is pretty bad but I was able to make it work after some research. However, now I run into the below problem:
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Some of my institution types are pretty long name and it stretched the bar such that it looks uneven on phone and web page. Any suggestion on what I can do to make it better?
Many Thanks,
FLA
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@FLA said:
> Some of my institution types are pretty long name and it stretched the bar such that it looks uneven on phone and web page. Any suggestion on what I can do to make it better?
Set the width on your select:
```
<select style="width:100%;max-width:100%">
```
Set the width of your text inputs to match:
```
jQuery("#"+this.questionId+" .InputText").css("width","100%");
```
It really isn't going to matter much on an actual phone because it will use it's native select (use preview QR code to preview on your phone).