Use HTML code in your Forms and email templates to customize the look and feel of your Study
You can use HTML code to change the look of question text, validation rule text, help text, information text, and email body (in a Data Event). Change the color, size, or force a line break.
Text size and boldness
The text size can be changed by adding <h> in front of the text and </h> after the text. "h" stands for heading and a number should be added in order to specify the type/size of the heading.
3 examples of sizes for text:
<h1>SMART-TRIAL</h1>
<h2>SMART-TRIAL</h2>
<h3>SMART-TRIAL</h3>
These HTML codes will result in the text with the following sizes, respectively.
You can also surround text with <b> </b> (bold), <i></i> (italics) or <u></u> (underlined). Find the most common html code styles here: https://www.w3schools.com/html/html_formatting.asp
Color:
To change the color of a text the following should be inserted as a HTML code, e.g. style="color: red;"
HTML code for a few colours:
<p style="color: red;">SMART-TRIAL</p>
<p style="color: blue;">SMART-TRIAL</p> 
<p style="color: green;">SMART-TRIAL</p> 
<p style="color: orange;">SMART-TRIAL</p> 
It is also possible to change both the colour and size at the same time: <h1 style="color: red;">SMART-TRIAL</h1>
Force line breaks
Use <br/> to force a line break of a text.