After many heated debates 😃 we can safely say there are two types of Operand users: the ones who wish to use short titles and separate questions, and the ones who wish to put questions in (longish) titles and not have a separate question. The latter group was still "plagued" by an empty and unused question form field. A new project settings makes an end to their misery:
Folders and subfolders are used to structure complex questionnaires. In case folders don't contain actual questions and answers you can enable a new setting to ignore folders when counting the total number of questions and answers.
You can now visually "dim" answered questions:
The answer form has been redesigned:
The formatting of exports has been improved.
Uploading a template no longer fails with missing or invalid files.
Plan prices are now properly prorated when upgrading or downgrading plans.
The report screen now sports a selection between three typeface styles: sans serif (default style), serif, and monospaced.
The new question locking feature makes it possible to create question templates that are locked from editing. By locking a question you ensure that any canned text cannot be overwritten.
A typical use case is to create a set of standard questions that must be duplicated before they can be edited. When you duplicate a locked item, the copy will be automatically unlocked.
In the example below you see a "Company template" and three copies of it ("Holding One", "Company X", and "Company Y").
The text editor inside the question form now auto-scales its height depending on the number of lines.
This not only happens while typing but also when opening the question form. The height of each text field is adjusted to the size of the content, even when edits were made by other users.
