The text question type uses the type: text
tag to create a single-line field for respondents to enter their input.
1. What word would you use to describe this brand?
type: text
Tip! You can create a larger text area with the type: textbox
tag.
Details
- The text question type accepts unlimited text input unless limited by additional tags.
- When no datatype is specified, text questions can accept any character types. Use the
datatype
tag to require a specific response type. - Text questions can also be formatted as a simple table using the
type: text table
tag or as an advanced table with thestart table
widget.
Common tags
Below are common tags associated with the text question type.
Tag | Description |
datatype |
Specifies the type of input required for a response, such as an email, phone number, ZIP code, numeric, etc. |
|
Sets the maximum length of text that can be entered in the text field. |
|
Sets the minimum length of text that can be entered in the text field. |
numberformat |
Specifies the formatting for numerical responses. |
placeholder |
Sets default text in the field that disappears once the respondent starts typing. |
postfix
|
Specifies text to be displayed after the text field. |
prefix
|
Specifies text to be applied before the text field. |
range |
Defines and validates a numeric range. |
size
|
Defines the size (width) of the text field in ems. |
Additional examples
Numeric text questions
When numeric inputs are required, use the datatype
tag. You can also include the range
, maxlength
, or minlength
tags to specify the values accepted.
Tip! You can use the HTML code for a non-breaking space (
) to add extra space before or after the prefix and postfix tags as needed.
Text tables
To create a simple text table, use the type: text table
tag and include any necessary formatting tags.
Tip! See Table formatting and display options to learn more about how to modify a text table.
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