Hi, i am using "webform" module with "Form builder Webform UI" module. Its really nice because I have all the webform functionality with the drag and drop design way.

I have used markup and it´s really great about including images in webform, but if this method has to be used by users I think it´s difficult because users mustn´t know about html tags like Only local images are allowed.
And another thing is that markup module can insert an image into a line, but not at left or right from each question text for a field of the form.

Is there another way to add an image associated with each form field...? i am trying to say that if someone has developed an alternative field in "properties, display or validation" tabs when a field form is being eddited with form builder and webform.
Or if someone knows how to do it and in which file.

It could be a upload file field, associated with the selected field form (not with the form that I know exists), and that only could be one image, and this image could be display at left or right from the question text.

Thank you very much!
I am a newbie but I am ready to learn!

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pebels commented

I have discovered that there are two fields called "prefix and suffix" where I can introduce text, I have filled with html text and I see the results in the preview, but when I save I lost the information that I have introduced in them. ¿why?
I am using drupal version 6.20, and Webform 6.x-3.6 and Form builder Webform UI 6.x-1.x-dev.
Thank you.

I have fixed that, it was only the input format: "full html" instead of "filter html".
And this I can do it in the question text and works, but what I want to do is upload a file (icon) associated with the form field question text, and that icon appears at left or right.

Thanks!

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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

This question is generally about theming Webforms, which is not in the scope of this project. Read the THEMING.txt file included with Webform for an introduction to theming.