Centre text and fields in forms 
Author: Duncan Baker
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I have built a form but I need to be able to centre some text and fields - currently the are left justified. Any idea how I can do that please? I want to centre "May we add you to our occasional mailing list?" and the yes/no buttons below.
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Extra code via CSS.
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Author
Thanks Axel. It's just a holding page at the moment - https://lydburyaccommodation.uk
Use this specific sxtra code for your mail form (Place it in the Page Properties before closing the HEAD tag)
<style>
#imObjectForm_2_form label {
text-align: center !important;
}
</style>
The result is this (is what you wanted to achieve?)...
Ah sorry, I read your request better, I read it quickly ... You want to center only certain texts ...
Author
Yes thanks - I am happy where the top fields are. I just want to centre the last text and the two yes/no option buttons.
Oups.... Giuseppe has been faster
it's the solution...
Author
Thanks Axel - but it isn't quite the answer!
I only want to centre the last item of text and the two option buttons underneath. Guiseppe's answer doesn't quite do that and I can't work out how to do it unless I open it up in an editor which I would really rather not do if I can avoid it!
Many thanks,
Duncan
Hello Duncan,
This CSS can be added in the 'Expert' tab of the page containing the form... 'Before closing the BODY tag'
<style>
#imObjectForm_2_4_label {text-align: center !important;}
#imObjectForm_2_4_wrapper {display: flex; justify-content: center;}
#imObjectForm_2_4_container {padding-left: 45px;}
#imObjectForm_2_4_field {padding-right: 0px}
</style>
The existing form fields themselves are not precisely centred. If you compare the left and right margins of the form container then you will see what I mean. As a result you might want to tweak the numerical values (in pixels/px) for padding-left and padding-right until you are personally happy with the result.
Kind regards,
Paul
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Author
Thank you ever so much Paul.
Duncan
Duncan, Paul deserves more than a thankyou, please mark his reply as correct.
Author
Will do :)