Q&A for How to Create a Questionnaire in HTML

You need a server-side language such as PHP to save your form data. You can then access it using Post and Get.

When you log into your cPanel of your website, if you go to "File Manager" then click on the folder that contains the page you wish to edit, then click on Edit. You can edit and change any code of that page. The other option is to buy website design software like: Dreamweaver, Xara Web, WebEasy, or others. You create your page in the software, and then upload it to your web host by way of FTP.

You need to learn CSS. After learning CSS you can add background color just like any other element. You can do something like below: form { background-color: orange }

You'll have to get the number inputted first, and then show the correct amount of category name fillers. You can make the user submit the number for the first question through HTML forms, have the server process the number input, and then show them the new page where the category name fillers are. Or, a smoother alternative would be to have just run a javascript function to check the input in the text box of the first question, and then actively edit the number of category fillers in real time, or just have a 'submit' button under the first question, so that when it is clicked, it just checks the input once and then shows the correct number of category fillers.

To get data collected using PHP, you can use the $_GET or $_POST superglobal arrays, depending on the method used to submit the form. For example, if you have a form with a GET method like this: Name: