Fix missing checkbox marker in backend

[shervElmi]

This PR fixes the missing checkbox marker in the backend when editing a checkbox. It also resolves a frontend issue where themes apply a margin to the checkbox input::before selector.

Related Issue

https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/issues/5353

Frontend steps to reproduce

1. Activate the Twenty Twenty theme.
2. Add a checkbox to a form and preview the form.
3. Ensure the checkbox displays without any style issues.

Frontend - Before/After

Backend steps to reproduce

1. Go to an entry that contains a checkbox.
2. Ensure the checkbox displays without any style issues.

Backend - Before/After

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces changes to two CSS files, css/custom_theme.css.php and css/frm_admin.css. The first file adds a margin: 0; rule to an existing CSS block, affecting the layout of a specific element. The second file enhances the styling of checked checkbox elements by broadening the scope of styling rules and replacing a specific SVG image with a more flexible background image approach for improved visual consistency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
css/custom_theme.css.php	Added margin: 0; to an existing CSS block.
css/frm_admin.css	Enhanced styling for checked checkboxes, added a new selector for checkboxes in #wpbody-content, and replaced SVG image with a responsive background image for checkbox indicators.

Possibly related PRs

• Update Default Form Styling #1640: Related changes in CSS styles that align with the modifications made in this PR regarding styling adjustments.

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[shervElmi]

@garretlaxton, I’ve checked other admin pages to ensure they look good. Could you also check them? Thanks!

[garretlaxton]

This looks great!

[Crabcyborg]

Thanks @shervElmi and @garretlaxton!

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