[cassandra]

Oh great! Thanks! This helped a lot.

[cassandra]

Thanks, Jeremy! Appreciate the help.

[cassandra]

Hi Jeremy,

Yes, I’ve tried using settings.center and it doesn’t work. Check out this code:

newText(“Hello my dear dear friend, how are you doing on this very pleasant day?”)
.print()
,
newImage(“bad”, “no.png”)
,
newImage(“good”, “ya.png”)
,
newText(“left label”, “Baaaaaaaaaaaad”)
.settings.before( getImage(“bad”) )
,
newText(“right label”, “Good”)
.settings.after( getImage(“good”) )
,
newScale(“judgment”, 2)
.settings.before( getText(“left label”) )
.settings.after( getText(“right label”) )
.settings.center()
.print()
.wait()

I added a bunch of letters to left label and now you’ll see that the scale is no longer centered. This is the issue I am having in my experiment. Sometimes the left label has more characters than the right label and vice versa. Is there a way to fix this? It’s minor but since the options change each time, I’d prefer for the positioning to not be distracting to participants.

Thanks!
-Cassandra

[cassandra]

Thanks, Jeremy! I think I figured it out. We actually have different possible answers appearing for each item so we are pulling the answers from our csv file directly. I was able to manipulate the location of the text under settings.add. I also added in settings.css there but it’s not clear to me if it’s doing anything. The text no longer appears on top of the radio button though so that problem is solved! Thanks!

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