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Adding web links, italics, bolding, underlining etc to survey questions

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Written by Alexandra Pittman
Updated over a week ago

Using HTML, ImpactMapper allows you to add formatting to emphasize different elements in your survey questions or descriptions.

1. To add bold, italics or underline to the question or question description:

  • To bold the text in HTML, you can use either the <strong> or <b> tags. Both make the texts bold but the <strong> tag indicates that the text is of particular importance.

    • Example: <b>What is your organization's name?</b>

  • To italicize the text in HTML, you can use either the <em> or <i> tags. Both of these tags italicize the text, but the <em> tag indicates that the text has stress emphasis when read.

    • Example: <i>What is the vision of your organization?</i>

  • To underline the text in HTML, use the <u> tag.

    • Example: <u> Please enter your location </u>

2. To add a web hyperlink

  • To make a hyperlink in an HTML page, use the <a> and </a> tags, which are the tags used to define the links. TAlso include href after the <a> to enter the URL you will hyperlink the text to.

    • Example: <a href="https://www.impactmapper.com">Click here to visit ImpactMapper website</a>

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