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Hi Julian, sorry it is only on my localhost otherwise I would post a link here. <br />
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However, after much pain and suffering I got it close to how I want via CSS! Wow, didn't realize something so simple could be so complicated.
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Hi Julian, sorry it is only on my localhost otherwise I would post a link here.

However, after much pain and suffering I got it close to how I want via CSS! Wow, didn't realize something so simple could be so complicated.

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If I use my html form code the form displays exactly as it should. As soon as I install Contact form 7 or any other contact form plugin for that matter and try to 'convert' the form, the styling for the checkboxes and drop down menus breaks. Is this normal behavior? And if so, what is the best way to troubleshoot it? I have looked at google chrome console and it wraps everything in a bunch of new classes. I am not sure if that is the reason for my problem but it doesn't seem like there is a way around that.
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If I use my html form code the form displays exactly as it should. As soon as I install Contact form 7 or any other contact form plugin for that matter and try to 'convert' the form, the styling for the checkboxes and drop down menus breaks. Is this normal behavior? And if so, what is the best way to troubleshoot it? I have looked at google chrome console and it wraps everything in a bunch of new classes. I am not sure if that is the reason for my problem but it doesn't seem like there is a way around that.

Contact Form 7 breaks CSS form input styling

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