Primary color

Digital survey form 2.0 makes it easier to maintain your stylesheet by allowing you to define a primary color once, and then reusing it across your CSS instead of using specific color definitions.

To set up a primary color, add this snippet to the top of your custom CSS file:

 :root { --palette-core-primary: #4050C6; } 

The --palette-core-primary predefined variable configures these styles:

• the selected component state background color for group components such as checkbox or radio button
• the selected component state, for the background color of the element
• hover/focus component state, for the border of the highlighted element

Setting the the primary color using --palette-core-primary configures the default value for the following variables:

• --palette-group-mark-background
• --palette-action-active
• --palette-action-hover

Fonts and typography

Any custom text and fonts are grouped under the “Typography” family of variables.

To use your own custom font for the new form, include the following:

:root{ --typography-fontFamily: 'open sans'; }

Use fonts already loaded by a website by adding the following CSS.

@font-face {
	font-family: myCustomFont;
	src: url(https://mycompany.com/path/to/your/fontfile.woff2);
}
:root{
	--typography-fontFamily: myCustomFont; } 

You must make sure that your CORS policy allows font-src from a Medallia domain. See Allow-list guidance.

For example, compare the title of the following text boxes:

Using default font (Open sans)

Using custom font (Roboto)

Modifying the component label size

You can modify the following properties of the components label’s font.

Example:

:root{ --typography-headline-size: 18px; /* Label font size */ }

Modifying spacing between questions

:root { --questions-spacing: 40px; /* vertical spacing between survey fields */ }

Modifying survey radio button and checkbox colors

The new survey form offers these controls to modify the checked and unchecked states:

• Inner mark: the color of the inner circle or tick "✓" element.
• Background: the color of the checked state

:root{ 
	--palette-group-inner-mark : #ffffff; /* mark color for group - checkbox or radio */
	--palette-group-mark-background: #011638; /* mark background for group - checkbox or radio */ }

You can also reuse the primary color by using:

:root { --palette-group-inner-mark: var(--palette-core-primary);}

Modifying Rating Scales

Digital Form 2.0 supports the following modifications to the rating scales by defining your own custom CSS class (see above) and making the following modifications. You can change the HEX color code as required:

• Selected color

For 1-5 Components

.myRatingsClass {
	--palette-action-active: #4455CC; /*selected, represents the background color of the element*/
	--palette-action-hover: #4455CC; /*hover/focus, represents the border of the highlighted element (Outline property)*/
	--palette-rating-custom-hover:#F9FF33;  /*inner color on hover/focus*/
	--palette-rating-custom-selected: #F9FF36; /*inner color on select*/ }

For all other rating components

.myRatingsClass {
	--palette-rating-number-hover: #C4C4C1; /* border color (box-shadow property)*/
	--palette-rating-number-selected: #C4C4C1; /*background-color /*(inner color of the squares/circles)*/ }
	--palette-rating-number-text-hover: #C4C4C1; /* color of text during hover 
	--palette-rating-number-text-selected: #C4C4C1; /* color of text when selected 

Modifying survey buttons

You can modify the submit and close buttons as follows:

Submit button:

.surveyBtn.surveyBtn_submit { /*definition goes in here*/ }

Close button

.surveyBtn.surveyBtn_close { /*definition goes in here*/ }

To hide the close button use:

.surveyBtn.surveyBtn_close { Display:none;}

From version 2.50, to change the buttons alignment:

:root{
--survey-footer-buttons-justify: center; /* align footer buttons (1 page)*/
--survey-footer-multi-page-buttons-justify: flex-end; /* align footer buttons (multi page) */
}

To modify all footer buttons override the surveyBtn class.

Modifying the close(“X”) button

To modify the “X” button, use the following:

.surveyX { font-size: 10px; display: none; } 

Make a specific question bold

To make a specific question bold, add a custom CSS class from the Digital Command Center (as described above) and use the following:

.myClass { font-weight:bold; }

Modifying the color of error message text

To modify the color of an error message use the following definition in your custom CSS file:

:root { --palette-typography-error: #9055a2 }

Modifying the non-numeric scale questions

To modify the background color in hover or selected state of non-numeric rating questions override the following definition:

:root{ --palette-rating-custom-selected: #800080 /*selected marking*/
	--palette-rating-custom-hover: #51414F /*hover color*/ }

Modifying the numeric rating scales labels

To modify the numeric rating scales labels, override the “ratingMinLabel” and “ratingMaxLabel” classes:

.ratingMinLabel { font-weight:bold; }

Modifying survey size on Mobile Web

To modify the form dimensions in mobile web use the following class to override the survey size:

.mobile form { width:90%; }

Note: Overriding the mobile form dimensions could impact the survey's responsiveness on mobile web devices.

Modifying the scrollbar (Web and Mobile)

To hide the scrollbar add this:

/* Hide scrollbar for Chrome, Safari and Opera */
html::-webkit-scrollbar, main::-webkit-scrollbar {
    display: none;
}
/* Hide scrollbar for IE, Edge and Firefox */
html, main {
    -ms-overflow-style: none /* IE and Edge */;
    scrollbar-width: none; /* Firefox */
}

To modify the style (color and size), add this:

:root {
--survey-scrollbar-border-radius: 5px; /* Scrollbar edges border radius of thumb */
    --survey-scrollbar-width: 9px; /* Scrollbar width */
    --survey-scrollbar-width-display: 9px; /* Scrollbar width for firefox */
    --survey-scrollbar-track-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.2); /* Scrollbar track color */
    --survey-scrollbar-thumb-color: rgba(0,0,0,0.4); /* Scrollbar thumb color */
}

html::-webkit-scrollbar, main::-webkit-scrollbar {
    display: block;
    width: var(--survey-scrollbar-width, 9px);
    -webkit-appearance: none;
}

html, main {
    overflow-x: hidden;
    -ms-overflow-style: auto; /* IE and Edge */;
    scrollbar-width: auto; /* Firefox */
}

html::-webkit-scrollbar-track, main::-webkit-scrollbar-track {
    background: var(--survey-scrollbar-track-color, rgba(0,0,0,0.2));
}

html::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb, main::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb {
    -webkit-border-radius: var(--survey-scrollbar-border-radius, 5px);
    border-radius: var(--survey-scrollbar-border-radius, 5px);
    background: var(--survey-scrollbar-thumb-color, rgba(0,0,0,0.4));
}

html::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover, main::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb:hover {
    background: var(--survey-scrollbar-thumb-color, rgba(0,0,0,0.5));
}

Modifying the NPS slider color in Digital In-App only

To modify the NPS slider color in the mobile app, override the following class:

input[type=range]
	{ --palette-core-primary: red; /* thumb color */
	 --slider-track-active-color: green; /* track left side color (smaller than selected value) */
	--slider-track-inactive-color: blue; /* track right side color (greater than selected value) */ }

Language specific customizations

For example:

[lang="fr"] {
--palette-rating-custom-selected:  #1ed64c;	/*selected marking*/
--palette-rating-custom-hover: #95ad9a;	/*hover color*/
}

This changes the rating styling for French language forms. Such changes can be made for multiple language within the same CSS file.

It is important to place these changes after the definitions made in the :root section. For example:

@import url('https://fonts.googleapis.com/css2?family=Roboto:wght@300&display=swap'); /*Load the font for all languages*/

/*Applicable to all languages*/
:root
{
	--typography-fontFamily: 'Roboto',sans-serif;
}

/*French specific style, overriding the root definition*/
[lang="fr"] {
--palette-rating-custom-selected:  #1ed64c;	/*selected marking*/
--palette-rating-custom-hover: #95ad9a;	/*hover color*/
}

Hiding the Powered by Medallia logo

In order to hide the Powered by Medallia logo from the footer, add the following to your custom CSS:

:root
{   --powered-by-display: none; }