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Add margin between radio buttons/checkboxes and their labels/strings #17948

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions web/xfa_layer_builder.css
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max-height: 100%;
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.xfaRight > :is(.xfaRadio, .xfaCheckbox) {
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Don't we need a rule for .xfaLeft as well? Moreover, in the Bugzilla ticket the margin directions are reversed, so .xfaRight sets a margin-left but here we set a margin-right; is that correct?

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The styles in the bugzilla ticket target the .xfaCaption and .xfaCaptionForCheckButton classes which leads to the unexpected html element movement we observed last week (See calixteman's comment re: xfa_issue14071.pdf).

I took an alternative approach by targeting the .xfaRadio and .xfaCheckbox classes instead and as a result had to swap the margin left/right properties.

The xfaRight styles below work correctly and are included in the PR:

.xfaRight > :is(.xfaRadio, .xfaCheckbox) {
  margin-right: 4px;
}

The xfaLeft styles below do not work correctly and were not included in the PR (I apologize, I should have explained my rationale for this). These styles once again lead to unexpected HTML element movement.

.xfaLeft > :is(.xfaRadio, .xfaCheckbox) {
  margin-left: 4px;
}

See the attached examples of incorrect element movement. The green background was add by me to highlight the element shift.

xfa_issue13994
xfa_issue14150
xfa_issue13213

Any suggestions on how to proceed?

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@Joewebsta Can you share a link to the pdf you used ?

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The images above were taken from the following test pdfs:

  • xfa_issue13994
  • xfa_issue14150
  • xfa_issue13213

Some additional examples are:

  • xfa_bug1716816.pdf
  • xfa_bug1716980.pdf
  • xfa_bug1718735.pdf
  • xfa_dhl_shipment.pdf
  • xfa_hsbc_closure.pdf
  • xfa_issue13597.pdf

margin-right: 4px;
}

.xfaTop {
display: flex;
flex-direction: column;
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