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Hi @vektropolia

I hope you’re well today!

Formintor supports radio and drop-down fields so yes – you can create fields with such questions and it’s really up to you what options do you define for them to choose from.

This part wouldn’t be an issue as it’s a standard feature but I got a feeling that I’m missing a “bigger picture” here.

Is it only about just getting user’s opinion for you own use (like just having them select set of ratings and submit the form) or are you looking for some ways to present e.g. some charts to the user or make some other questions depend on those ratings?

Best regards,
Adam

Thanks for your answer Adam.

My bigger picture was to have the questions and the rating side by side in one field.

So if you set it up, it would look something like this

HEADLINE – What’s your opinion on the cars – rate them 1 to 10

– Audi (then a dropdown or textfield with the choices of 1-10)
– BMW (then a dropdown or textfield with the choices of 1-10)
– Chrysler (then a dropdown or textfield with the choices of 1-10)

… etc.

See this image Google drive image

Hi @wpmudev-support8

Have you seen my reply?

Hi @vektropolia

Yes this would be possible with Forminator using either the Select, Number, or Input fields. Each have their own look and options so try each and pick what would work best for you use case.

Here’s an example image:
https://i.imgur.com/eBqwFZx.png

Hi @aakash8 and @wpmudev-support8

I use Page Break in this formular, so in this case it should be a “page” with a headline and several questions below that the user could rate from 1 to 10.

Well I worked around it with a section with a title and then the radio options below, but I would like to have a smaller font size on the radio labels, so the users won’t be confused.

See this image

Hello there @vektropolia

You can add a custom CSS to your radio fields in Edit Radio field > Styling:
https://monosnap.com/file/dR5IGXZbSVDB56uaVrbY0FHGdmdid1

and then you can go to Edit form > Appearance > Custom CSS and add the following:

.my-checkbox .forminator-label {
    font-size: 10px;
}

Keep in mind in my example I used the class I added in the screenshot above. You can also change the actual font size from 10px to whatever suits you better.

Thank you,
Dimitris

Hello @vektropolia ,

We haven’t heard from you for over a week now, so it looks like you don’t have any more questions for us.
Feel free to re-open this ticket if needed.

Kind regards
Kasia