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- Templates (editing)
- Set multiple-choice response colors
Set multiple-choice response colors
Learn how to set multiple-choice response colors for custom response sets via the web app and the mobile app.
Why set multiple-choice response colors?
Customizing colors for multiple-choice responses helps clearly differentiate between response options, making it easier for users to navigate and select their answers during an inspection. By setting these response colors, you can present options more clearly and make reports more visually distinct.
What you'll need
Published changes made to templates only apply to new inspections moving forward.
You can use custom colors by entering the color hex code in the text field when selecting the color of the multiple-choice response.
Set a response color
Select Templates from the menu on the left-hand side.
Click the template and select Edit template in the side panel.
Select any question and click
on the right-hand side under "Type of response".Click
on the right-hand side of the custom response set.In the side panel, click the circle on the right-hand side of the response to select the color or enter a custom color.
Click Save and apply.
Click Publish on the upper-right of the page to publish the template. If you're not ready to publish the template, you can go back to the templates list and come back when you're ready.
Open the mobile app.
Tap Inspections at the bottom of your screen.
Select Templates at the top of your screen.
Tap the template and select
Edit template from the pop-up options.Select any question and tap
below the question.Tap
on the right-hand side of the custom response set.Tap the circle on the right-hand side of the response to select the color or enter a custom color.
Tap Save and apply.
Tap Publish on the upper-right of your screen to publish the template. If you're not ready to publish the template, you can go back to the templates list and come back when you're ready.
Changes made to a custom response set apply to all questions that use it. If you want to use a different set of response colors, you can create a new custom response set to use.
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