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how to make question bold in advanced poll?  XML
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petergriffin
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ok i've got everything just how i want it, poll is working fine

but how do you get just the question of the poll (i'm using the default template) to be bold. I don't want the options to be bold.

Here is the snippet of code from the template in the admin area...

<td height="40" valign="middle"><font face="$pollvars[font_face]" color="$pollvars[font_color]" size="1" weight="strong"><b>$question</b></font></td>

As you see I've tried weight="strong", weight="bold"

Any ideas??

Thanks
Carbonize
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Just add the bold tags when adding the question.

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petergriffin
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thanks for replying but eh? i'm slow, can you show me the code to do so??

<td height="40" valign="middle"><font face="$pollvars[font_face]" color="$pollvars[font_color]" size="1"><b>$question</b></font></td>

That is the part of the script that calls the $question... do i add <bold></bold> tags somewhere??

i am stupid
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No I mean when you are putting the question in when making the poll. <b>YOUR QUESTION</b>. You can use HTML in both the question and answers.

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petergriffin
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gotcha - thanks a lot
 
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