This content describes Snap 11. For Snap 10, the equivalent page will be in Snap 10 help
You can specify which standard components (such as a logo) appear on every page of your survey and how they look.

Use the first title as the main title on all pages: |
Check to make the title on the first page appear on all subsequent pages. |
External style sheet: |
Generate a CSS stylesheet for the survey. The stylesheet may then be edited to conform to external styles. External stylesheets give better HTML and are more likely to conform to standards. |
Proportional edit boxes |
Check to use proportional boxes, so the size of the response box changes according to the window size. |
Other components…. |
Specify which components appear on every survey page, and how they look. |
Divider |
Text or a graphic (normally a line) that separates the questions from the button area (left right or centred). Selecting this unselects Tool Bar. |
Tool Bar |
A background color or image used to define the area where the buttons are. Selecting this unselects Divider. |
Progress Bar |
A graphic or text showing respondents how far through the survey they are (appears where specified). |
Logo |
Company logo that appears on the tool bar (left right or centred). |
End of Page |
Text, a line or a graphic that appears below the tool bar (left, right or centred). |
Use in survey |
Check to use the selected component in the survey. |
Use Image |
If checked, use the image specified in Image to represent the component. If clear, use the text specified in Text. |
Image |
Specify the image used to represent the selected component. |
Text |
Text that is used to represent the selected component. You can insert HTML codes between angle brackets. E.g., to insert an HTML horizontal line, type <<hr>>. If the Image box has been checked, this text is used as the ALT text for the image (displayed if the image is not available). |
Alignment |
Specify the position of the selected component (image or text) on the toolbar. You can specify the position of the Progress Bar on the page using the secondary drop-down list. |
Scheme |
Specify the scheme used for the tool bar area (button and toolbar colors, and whether the progress bar is present). You can create and save your own schemes.
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