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Hi @ECornus ,
I don't think there's a way to style the slide-in form. Have you considered using a pop-up one instead? Due to its styling nature, it's more prominent.
With the standard slide-in form, a trick you could use is to add a few line breaks. That will naturally make the text take more space and thus the box will increase. Depending on the implementation of this, it might look a bit tacky, so be mindful of the aesthetics of it.
I hope that helps,
Eli
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Hi @ECornus ,
I don't think there's a way to style the slide-in form. Have you considered using a pop-up one instead? Due to its styling nature, it's more prominent.
With the standard slide-in form, a trick you could use is to add a few line breaks. That will naturally make the text take more space and thus the box will increase. Depending on the implementation of this, it might look a bit tacky, so be mindful of the aesthetics of it.
I hope that helps,
Eli
Eli Zheleva
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+1 for @elizheleva's answer here. If slide-in is too small, I'd go with the pop up. They aren't customizable in size as far as I know.
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