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When you add an image to a page in your survey, the image will only be displayed on that specific page. However you may wish to have an image, for example your company logo, on every page of your survey, as shown below. To achieve this, you can add the image file to the theme that will be used for the survey.
Figure 1 - Example of a logo placed in a Theme such that it appears on every page of the survey
Proceed as follows:
- To ensure the image will always be available, archive the image file in the File Library (go to Uploading Files to the File Library with Chrome and IE for more information).
- In the File Library folder, click the View link for the image you wish to add to the Theme - .
- Click the Copy to Clipboard link to copy the URL to the clipboard.
- Open the survey to which you wish to add the image file, and go to the Designer window.
- In the Survey Tree toolbox, scroll down to the theme you are using and double-click on it to open the Page Editor (go to About Themes for more information).
- Place the curser on the page where you wish to add the image (into the appropriate cell of the table), right-click, and select Insert Image from the menu - .
- Right-click into the Source field and select Paste to paste the URL into the field.
- Type values into the Width, Height and Border fields as appropriate.
- Click Save and Close to add the image to the theme, then click Save in the Designer page to save the changes in the survey.
- Test the survey to ensure the result is correct (go to Quick Testing Your Survey for more information).
Figure 2 - The View link in the File Library folder
This opens the Relative Link window - .
Figure 3 - The Relative Link window showing the URL to the image file in the File Library
Figure 4 - Selecting Insert Image
The Properties page opens - .
Figure 5 - Pasting the URL into the Source field
Note: If you are adding to the theme a file that is intended to give a "standardized" look to your surveys, for example your company logo, then you should ensure that the file is the correct size and resolution before you add it to the File Library.
Note that when the image is in a theme, you can open the properties page for the image by double-clicking on the image.