Hi,
Yes of course, but in this case you should use additional class names, for example, assigning a custom class name to the field(through the attribute: “Add CSS Keywords”), for example: my-field, and then defining the new style in any of the CSS files used in your webpage, or directly in the form, inserting a “HTML Content” field with the piece of code below as its content:
<style>
.my-field>label{float:left !important; width:30px !important;}
.my-field .dfield{float:left !important; width:69px !important;}
</style>
I’m sorry, but if you need additional help with your equations, or to modify the appearance of your forms, you should hire a custom coding service:
https://cff.dwbooster.com/customization
Best regards.