BC Web Form check boxes running into text

Quick option add a space after the input field.

More full and proper sollution is to have a good CSS formation for your forms and margin/float those checkbox elements etc.

As a useability note, the less vertical scroll you have on forms the better.

You can 100% change the html of any form. Depends on how you added a form to the page.

If you have done it raw html then you go the page and edit the html. If you have added it as a module then you go to the form itself and customise web form. Then grab the html, edit it in your prefered editor and paste it back in.

I NEVER do a default BC form, I remove all templates and construct them within the framework I have built.

Anything that looks bad on a website can be fixed by CSS? The best bet for you is to edit the markup of that form with the checkboxes and add a class to those checkbox input elements... for instance a class of "form-checkbox" and then in your CSS file, include this CSS code:

.form-checkbox { margin-right: 5px; }

or even:

.form-checkbox { margin-right: 1em; }

That will put a margin to the right of your checkbox input elements either 5px wide or 1em wide (which is essentially one length of your font size).

If you don't know how to add/edit html markup to your form then you could try adding this CSS to your CSS file:

form input[type='checkbox'] { margin-right: 5px; }

or

form input[type='checkbox'] { margin-right: 1em; }

if you want to use EMs instead of pixels.  I would highly recommend learning a bit more about CSS and HTML because it would save you time posting to these forums for these simple fixes.  CSS styles your webpage's content and every web designer should know CSS and fix this issue pretty quickly.  Muse is a good tool but unfortunately it doesn't teach you the underpinnings of the web which you'll need if you want to do any sort of customization outside of what Muse or other WYSIWYG tools.

Good luck. Let me know how it goes.

I do not use tables at all anywhere on sites, I remove the tables and depending on layout add classes and relevent html to elements.

To be fair this is basic HTML and CSS knowledge. It is worth doing to get your forms looking a lot better, I do not think BC will be changing the way forms work any time soon so its something that everyone needs to know to be able to get more out of them for the time being.

Look to make a common set to use for all your forms.