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Default checkbox and radio button layouts in Divi can become difficult to scan and organize, but our Divi Contact Form Helper plugin solves this by adding layout and column controls.
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With this feature, you can significantly improve how users interact with your forms. By customizing the layout of checkbox and radio button fields, you create a more organized and accessible experience. This practical change can lead to higher submission rates and clearer communication with your audience.
Open the Divi Builder and select or add the Contact Form module. Go to the Content tab and edit the Checkbox or Radio Button field. In the Field Option, you can find the Checkbox/Radio Button Layout option at the bottom. From there, you can change the layout.
In this example, the Column layout is used for the checkbox, and the Inline layout is used for the radio buttons.
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Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page