Custom footer on different pages

Hello @Nadaly , Add the following line in first three pages of your survey. jQuery('#id of your text').hide();

If I just want to see the footer for some of my questions and suppress it for others, is this the same process? I am having trouble with the steps outlined above. I am brand new to Qualtrics and don't know JS, so I would love very specific, explicit direction if anyone has time.

@LindseyC, Yes, the same process will work on any page (footers are associate with a page, not a question). I can't really get much more specific on the instructions. Make sure are in html or source (<>) mode when you edit your question text and footer.

I would like to request, if someone can provide me the screenshot, of each step of code to be placed. I've tried the above-said steps, nothing worked out.

@TomG where would the first <div> code go? In the footer? Or in a question?

> @JC123 said: > > @TomG > where would the first `<div>` code go? In the footer? Or in a question? In the footer.

Hello. I am having trouble with this as well. I put the text I wanted to hide within the `<div>` code @TomG suggested and added the script to the footer. I then put the `<span>` code into the HTML of a question on the page. But the footer is still showing up. Here is my footer (in HTML editor view): ~~~~ <div id="hideThis" style="text-align: center;">Footer text</div> <script> Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { jQuery("#hideFooterText").length > 0) jQuery("#hideThis").hide(); }); </script> ~~~~ Here is how it is embedded in the question (in HTML editor view): ~~~~ Question wording<span id="hideFooterText"></span> ~~~~ But the footer is still showing up on the page with that question. Any suggestions? Thank you in advance!

@TheresaA, I could be a timing issue. Try changing addOnload to addOnReady.

Thanks @TomG , but it's still not working (even on subsequent pages where it may have had a chance to load, if that is the issue). Any other strategies? If this doesn't work, I can separate and link two separate surveys. I'd just prefer not to do that if I can avoid it because I already have linked surveys in this project. Thanks again!

> @TheresaA said: > Thanks @TomG , but it's still not working (even on subsequent pages where it may have had a chance to load, if that is the issue). Any other strategies? > > If this doesn't work, I can separate and link two separate surveys. I'd just prefer not to do that if I can avoid it because I already have linked surveys in this project. > > Thanks again! Upon closer inspection, there is a syntax error. It is missing the if: ``` Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnload(function() { if(jQuery("#hideFooterText").length > 0) jQuery("#hideThis").hide(); }); ```

Thank you, @TomG! It worked! For the record (in case others are looking at this thread), I put the following in my footer: ~~~ <div id="hideThis" style="text-align: center;">Footer text</div> <script> Qualtrics.SurveyEngine.addOnReady(function() { if(jQuery("#hideFooterText").length > 0) jQuery("#hideThis").hide(); }); </script> ~~~ And then this in a question on each page: ~~~ Question wording<span id="hideFooterText"></span> ~~~