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2. Another way is that we could use the HubSpot Progressive profiling functionality which asks information step by step. Here is the link for better understanding of Progressive profiling : Use progressive fields in forms (legacy)
@TBromb this would really be down to your website’s stylesheet, it looks like you’re already adding in some custom styling (those icons aren’t standard HubSpot forms) so you can continue to style the fields through the stylesheet you’re using to do that if you like!
You’ll need to find the css classes for the fields and set their width through a css rule for the field width! There’s a great guide on this on the knowledgebase here.
@TBromb it looks like @TomM2 probably has your answer.
My thought is to start with a few questions.
Is the landing page you’re putting this form on, a HubSpot page? If yes, the theme settings are where I’d go to see what those say. If not, it’s on your main site’s CSS.
Also, in your form settings, what do you have set for your form width?
When you say the form fields aren’t long enough - what do you mean by that? Is there not enough space for the characters you need? That would go back to form width for me. It should be set to 100% width, or if you want a specific pixel width you could do that, too. It’s in the form settings under “style & preview,” under “style,” and general.
