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Es posible definir el aspecto con el que se presentará la encuesta a los encuestados y no sólo escogiendo una de las plantillas ya existentes, sino creando nuestro propio dise&ntilde;o de colores, bordes y formato de fuentes de letras, todo ello con el objetivo de adaptar la estética de la encuesta bien al tipo de encuesta realizada (formal, informal, etc.) bien a un estilo "corporativo" (colores y logotipos) o bien al estilo general de la página web donde pudiera ser vinculada la encuesta.
Different question types allow you to create advanced questions for your survey respondents. Adding answers and/or subquestions represent one way through which you can increase the complexity of your survey.
 
<div class='simplebox'>[[File:help.png]] To find out more about the available LimeSurvey question types, please continue reading [[Question types|the following wiki section]].</div>
 
To start adding answers and subquestions, click on the question you wish to edit and look for the '''edit answer''' (or '''subquestion''') button:
 
 
<center>[[File:Edit subquestions example.png]]</center>
 
 
When adding an answer you have to assign each answer/subquestion a ''code'' (which can be used for [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Relevance_.28Controlling_Navigation.2FBranching.29 Expression Manager relevance equations], for example) and you have to enter the ''answer/subquestion text''.
 
<div class='simplebox'>[[File:help.png]] Please note the '''edit answers''' is different from the '''edit default answers''' one. Click on the following [[Default_answers|link]] to read more about the possibility to edit the default answers in LimeSurvey.</div>
 
If the [[Assessments|assessment mode]] is enabled, you can - for certain question types - also enter an ''assessment value'' for each answer.
 
<center>[[File:Add_edit_subquesitons_answers.png]]</center>
 
 
# '''Position:''' Click the "three-lines" symbol and drag it up and down to reorder the fields.
# '''Code:''' This is the data that will usually be exported to your spreadsheet when compiling results. You may choose whatever code you want (5 character maximum). The code can only contain standard alpha-numeric characters and has to be unique among the answer options for this question.
# '''Assessment value:'''  This field will only show if the assessments mode is activated in the survey settings. It can be set to a positive or negative integer value. For more information, please check out the [[Assessments|assessments]] wiki section.
# '''Text answer/subquestion:''' The answer/subquestion text that will be displayed to your survey respondents.
## ''HTML Editor:'' Click on the green pencil button to increase the complexity of your answer/subquestion text (e.g., you can add images, videos, and so on).
# '''Actions:''' Two actions are available:
## ''Add new field:'' Click on the green "plus" button to introduce a new answer/subquestion;
## ''Delete this field:'' Click on the red "trash" button to delete the respective field.
 
=Hints & Tips=
 
*You can adjust the layout as well as include pictures or other media elements in your individual answers. This is possible by clicking on the ''pencil icon'' at the end of the answer text-box and [[First login - Your user preferences#The HTML editor mode|using the WYSIWYG editor]] to create edit or design your answer layout as well as upload images and media.
 
*There is a special feature to create an answer that is showing up left and right of an array row (this works only with the question type [[Question types#Array|Array]]). This can be done by using a pipe char '|'  to part the answer. For example, if you want to have 'Good' and 'Evil' on the left and right side of the row, just write 'Good|Evil' into this field. This is essentially useful if you want to create a ''Semantic Differential Question''.


To add answers to one of these question types click on the "Edit answer options" button in question button bar.
*'''Relevance:''' You can enter [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Relevance_.28Controlling_Navigation.2FBranching.29 Expression Manager relevance equations] for each subquestion (available for question types using subquestions such as multiple choice or array questions). In this way, you can conditionally show/hide certain items of your question. The default value of "1" means that the item is always shown.  


When adding an answer you have to assign each answer/subquestion a ''code'' (which is e.g. used for [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Relevance_.28Controlling_Navigation.2FBranching.29 Expression Manager relevance equations]) and you have to enter the ''answer text''. If the assessment mode is enabled at [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Survey_settings#Notification_.26_data_management survey settings -> Notification & Data management] -> "Enable assessment mode" you can - for certain question types - also enter the ''assessment value'' for each answer and since Limesurvey 2.06 you can even set a ''relevance'' condition for subquestions.
<div class='simplebox'> ''Hint'': Always perform a [[Show_logic_file|logic file check]] to make sure your relevance equation has no errors.</div>
[[Image:Adding_answers.png]]
#'''Code:''' This is the data that will usually be exported to your spreadsheet when compiling results. You may choose whatever code you want (5 character maximum). The code can only contain standard alpha-numeric characters and has to be unique among the answer options for this question.
#'''Assessment value:'''  This field will only show if the assessments mode is activated in the survey settings (v1.81 and later). It can be set to a positive or negative integer value. For more information please check out the [[Assessments]] page.
#'''Text/subquestion:''' The answer/subquestion that will be displayed.
#*You can adjust the layout as well as include pictures or other media elements in your individual answers. This is possible by clicking on the ''pencil icon'' at the end of the answer text-box and [[First login - Your user preferences#The HTML editor mode|using the WYSIWYG editor]] to create edit or design your answer layout as well as upload images and media.
#*There is a special feature to create an answer that is showing up left and right of an array row (this works only with the question type [[Question types#Array|Array]] ). This can be done by using a pipe char '|'  to part the answer. For example: If you want to have 'Good' and 'Evil' on the left and right of the row just write 'Good|Evil' into this field. This is essentially useful if you want to create a ''Semantic Differential Question''.
#'''Relevance:''' Since Limesurvey 2.06 you can enter [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Expression_Manager#Relevance_.28Controlling_Navigation.2FBranching.29 Expression Manager relevance equations] for each subquestion (available for question types using subquestions such as multiple choice or array questions). That way you can conditionally show/hide certain items of your question. The default value of "1" means that the item is always shown. ''Hint'': Always check the question [https://manual.limesurvey.org/Show_Logic_File logic file] to make sure your relevance equation has no errors.
#'''Sort order:''' This determines the sort-order of the answers. You can use the "Up" and "Dn" buttons next to each answer to change the position of that answer in the list.


Explicamos a continuación las diferentes partes de esta sección de trabajo:
*You can import/export label sets, too. For example, if you have a list of countries and you want to use them as answers in a dropdown list, you can use the export/import functionalities to get the existing data into your LimeSurvey installation.
#'''Selector de archivo estándar:''' tal como se mencionaba anteriormente, en esta lista se escoge la sección de página que se desea modificar. Según el tipo de página, ésta puede estar dividida en pocas secciones (como la "página de bienvenida" por ejemplo) o en muchas, como la "página de preguntas". ¡Pruebe a seleccionar las diferentes páginas para ver en qué secciones están divididas!, al hacerlo puede apreciar que existen varias secciones o archivos estándar comunes, por ejemplo, el archivo estándar startpage.pstpl contiene el encabezado, definición de colores y el estilo de fuentes de letra para todas las páginas.
#'''Ventana de edición de código:''' para poder editar el código del archivo estándar seleccionado es necesario conocer en cierta profundidad el [http://es.wikibooks.org/wiki/Lenguaje_HTML lenguaje HTML] así como la definición de [http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/011/firstcss.es.html páginas de estilos CSS]. Sólo tenga cuidado de respetar las etiquetas {ETIQUETA}, pues serán sustituidas por los valores oportunos cuando la plantilla sea usada.
#'''Administrador de archivos:''' es posible que usted utilice logotipos y otras imágenes para componer la página, los ficheros respectivos pueden ser gestionados en esta parte del editor.
#'''Visualizador de la página:''' mostrará la página que esté siendo editada.

Revision as of 20:10, 25 May 2018


General

Different question types allow you to create advanced questions for your survey respondents. Adding answers and/or subquestions represent one way through which you can increase the complexity of your survey.

To find out more about the available LimeSurvey question types, please continue reading the following wiki section.

To start adding answers and subquestions, click on the question you wish to edit and look for the edit answer (or subquestion) button:



When adding an answer you have to assign each answer/subquestion a code (which can be used for Expression Manager relevance equations, for example) and you have to enter the answer/subquestion text.

Please note the edit answers is different from the edit default answers one. Click on the following link to read more about the possibility to edit the default answers in LimeSurvey.

If the assessment mode is enabled, you can - for certain question types - also enter an assessment value for each answer.



  1. Position: Click the "three-lines" symbol and drag it up and down to reorder the fields.
  2. Code: This is the data that will usually be exported to your spreadsheet when compiling results. You may choose whatever code you want (5 character maximum). The code can only contain standard alpha-numeric characters and has to be unique among the answer options for this question.
  3. Assessment value:  This field will only show if the assessments mode is activated in the survey settings. It can be set to a positive or negative integer value. For more information, please check out the assessments wiki section.
  4. Text answer/subquestion: The answer/subquestion text that will be displayed to your survey respondents.
    1. HTML Editor: Click on the green pencil button to increase the complexity of your answer/subquestion text (e.g., you can add images, videos, and so on).
  5. Actions: Two actions are available:
    1. Add new field: Click on the green "plus" button to introduce a new answer/subquestion;
    2. Delete this field: Click on the red "trash" button to delete the respective field.

Hints & Tips

  • You can adjust the layout as well as include pictures or other media elements in your individual answers. This is possible by clicking on the pencil icon at the end of the answer text-box and using the WYSIWYG editor to create edit or design your answer layout as well as upload images and media.
  • There is a special feature to create an answer that is showing up left and right of an array row (this works only with the question type Array). This can be done by using a pipe char '|'  to part the answer. For example, if you want to have 'Good' and 'Evil' on the left and right side of the row, just write 'Good|Evil' into this field. This is essentially useful if you want to create a Semantic Differential Question.
  • Relevance: You can enter Expression Manager relevance equations for each subquestion (available for question types using subquestions such as multiple choice or array questions). In this way, you can conditionally show/hide certain items of your question. The default value of "1" means that the item is always shown.
Hint: Always perform a logic file check to make sure your relevance equation has no errors.
  • You can import/export label sets, too. For example, if you have a list of countries and you want to use them as answers in a dropdown list, you can use the export/import functionalities to get the existing data into your LimeSurvey installation.