You are right that's an issue with the compact appearance. We have never supported form styling with the compact appearance. I'll file an issue in our repository.
Do you really need to use styling with the compact appearance or it's just a bug you have run into accidentally?
I am having an issue styling my application form. I want to add line breaks and perhaps underline some of the text. I read online that may be used which is not working. I also tried setting text-decoration to underline in a span's style and that worked on the web preview but not on the android ODK application. Can anyone guide me on how one might underline a portion of text? And also is there any way to explicitly add a line break to a paragraph. The break tag does not seem to work. I am adding these changes in the label column on an xls form.
Line break i do ALT+ENTER this work prefectly through excel but i found below issue
where write code underline i want my text in label column underline
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As suggested, if you download the sample form, examples are contained. Line breaks are easily represented using basic html such as <br> , underlining can be done in the same way.
Really worth downloading the sample from referenced above and looking at the examples in it.
I understand that this has not been resolved still? The post on Git suggests that it has been tabled. I need to change the font of choice labels in my form so wondering if it is not actually possible.
Hello - sorry, I meant the formatting of choice labels. In the attached form I am trying to change to font of choice labels. The same syntax works fine for the survey label, but choices just displays everything together with the HTML. example.xlsx (21.8 KB) Thanks for looking into this!
After I install the Bamini font on my computer I can change survey labels to that font with no problem. However, I cannot do the same for choice labels, so it doesn't seem like not having the font is the problem. Although of course it would be much better if I had my translations in a Unicode font to begin with and would not have to go through changing the font at all (but this is a separate discussion).