Is a template agnostic solution possible? Or is this a silly feature request?

Tony provided a workaround for LS 2.06 (default template)
https://www.limesurvey.org/de/foren/can-i-do-this-with-limesurvey/107292-multiple-textbox-question-with-na-option#143024

I already use , in Skeletonquet : nohead class

.nohead{margin-top:-1em}

I have nohead, nobottom etc .....

Css class attaribute is done for this

In comparison to LS 2.06 LS 2.5 is having a lot more space between questions. And between questions and other elements (e.g. bottom).

When discussing workarounds (like using 4 single questions instead of one multi numercial input question) I read statements like "But due the new responsive designs every question takes a lot of space and I think breaks a lot of the intended design."

Is that by convention? Or is that space needed to get mobile views right?

To define this feature request I wonder what would be the best approach.
Adding options to the group section? Or adding a special question-type which can be used to apply css/js predefined routines where the question is placed.

Having Group by Group/all in one/ question by question as view modes is preventing having one concept to design survey flow. I would prefer having a question list and then adding a page separator as a special question. That way you could place every page related option to that question.

No, only a template issue, default template margin is big