Hi Joe, Could you please copy the below code to your custom CSS page as shown in below screenshot. #SkinContent { width:1200px } <img src="https://lucid.co1.qualtrics.com/ControlPanel/Graphic.php?IM=IM_0NWwFCH3P31TUjP" alt="question container width" width="700" height="450">

Thanks @Yash, but this did not do anything for me.

Hi JoeC ,
Sorry about that.. it should be actually like this.. Could you please try this and let me know if this not helps...

#SkinContent

{
width:1200px
}

Or

#SkinContent

{
min-width:1200px
}

@Yash Thanks - I've been looking for this. It does widen container for desktop/online view but unfortunately it then makes the iPhone view too wide. I believe there are settings for hand-held devices as well.. do you happen to know how to code that?

Hi @Karvida, Could you please try the below code to avoid this functionality on mobile devices and let me know if this helps. <script> dev = (typeof window.orientation !== "undefined") || (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('IEMobile') !== -1); if(dev){} else { jQuery("#SkinContent").css("min-width","1200px"); // adjust this as per you need... } </script>

Hi @Yash - thanks for fast reply. There is a media definition which helps solve this problem. I found the following in a post from @TomG which appears to work: @media only screen and (min-width: 1200px) { #Questions{min-width:1200px;} }