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--- addrequirements [2024/02/25 12:19] – admin
+++ addrequirements [2024/02/25 12:32] (current) – [CSS] admin
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 ====== addRequirements - Automatically format force response, request response, or optional questions  ======
-The addRequirements adds CSS classes to questions to specify if they are force response, request response, or optional. The classes can be used to format or add text to the questions.
+The addRequirements adds CSS classes to questions to specify if they are force response, request response, or optional. The classes can be used to format or add text to the questions. The classes are automatically added to all answerable questions in the survey - just add the function call to the survey header and some custom CSS and you're done!
 Since constant sum questions don't have a force response option, they are considered to be forced if 'Must Total' is greater than zero.
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 </code>
 ===== Turn off/on =====
-By default, addRequirements applies to all answerable questions in a survey. To turn addRequirements off for a block or block of question, set the embedded data field 'addRequirementsOff' to 1 in the survey flow.
+By default, addRequirements applies to all answerable questions in a survey. To turn addRequirements off for a block or blocks of questions, set the embedded data field 'addRequirementsOff' to 1 in the survey flow. Set it to 0 to turn it back on.
 ===== CSS =====
 Use the CSS classes **force**, **request**, and **optional** to format or add text to questions as needed. For example:
 <code>
-/* Force response - asterisk before question text*/
+/*Force response - asterisk before question text*/
 .force .QuestionText::before { content:"* " };
-// Optional response - optional label after question text*/
+/*Optional response - optional label after question text*/
 .optional .QuestionText::after {
   content:"(Optional)";