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Salut.
If you want to format your Frontpage Form to be displayed better then here are some of my modifications which I have setup with some time consuming pain:
.blfb_form_element{display:block;overflow:visible;padding:5px;margin-top:10px;border:1px solid gray;border-radius:4px;} // this will add better visibility to your elements
.blfb_form_element:after {
content: "ClearFix";
visibility: hidden;
display: block;
height: 0px;
clear: both;
} /* this will wrap up the div to include everything inside and to clear-fix the floats - otherwise you'll end-up with hr tags on the right of your text or fields */
.form_label{display:inline;} // oh... the pain to figure this one out
.blfb_form_element > .form_label {display:block; width:100%;} // oh... the pain to figure this one out
.bepro_form_cat{height:auto;} // by default is set to 80px or so - this will resize it correctly
.bepro_form_cat > input{margin-right:10px;} // to visually separate a list of checkboxes
.wp-editor-container iframe{height:100px !important;} \\ this is the description field which by default is more than 400px high.
PS to the BP team, the Address Form field does not have the blfb_form_element class assigned.
Hi,
Thanks for sharing and alerting us to the missing “blfb_form_element” class element. We will implement this in the next update of the Form Builder.
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