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Setting Custom Width for Matrix Tables when already using Tooltips

  • 7 August 2020
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Hello,
I have the following code in my matrix table to show additional information when each title is hovered over:


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The result of the code above is shown below. However, what is not correct is the scroller cutting off my pop-up boxes. I tried using custom css within "look and feel" to extend the width to 1000px but only other question types are effected, not the matrix. The code that I used is:
#Questions{min-width:1000px;}
I want the matrix question to show without the slider or any compression so that the pop-ups appear without being cut off. My coding skills are limited to the tasks that I am doing and I learn as I go. If someone could provide the complete code to overcome this issue would really appreciate it. I would also appreciate any information detailed why this does not currently work.
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Best answer by npetrov937 8 August 2020, 16:10

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Hi there,
interesting problem. I don't have a perfect solution for you as playing around with Qualtrics' css/javascript can get very messy very quickly, but...
Best I came up with is to modify the width of your matrix table in order to account for the width of you tooltip. It's tricky to force it to display over what has been set by Qualtrics as space for questions as different window sizes can make error handling tricky so...
To achieve this, simply add these lines your matrix table's JS:
jQuery( '.ChoiceStructure' ).each(function () {
    this.style.setProperty( 'width', '50%', 'important' ); //or use some absolute ref 300px instead of 50%
});
.qsf attached for your reference (for future reference, it's always good to attach .qsf yourself to help others get to your issue faster
matrix_table.qsfHope that helps!
Nikolay

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