Fix HTML display issue for checkbox with text and links

[shervElmi]

This PR resolves an issue where checkboxes with longer text, including <br> and <a> tags, were not rendering correctly, causing misalignment.

Related Issue

https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/issues/5363

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a checkbox field with long text and include <br>, <a> tags in the text.
2. Verify that the issue is fixed and ensure your output matches the "After" section screenshot.

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After

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on modifying the styling of checkbox and radio button labels within a form in the css/custom_theme.css.php file. Key adjustments include changes to the display properties of labels, removal of the gap property, and the addition of margin to input elements, all aimed at refining the layout and alignment of these form elements.

Changes

File	Change Summary
css/custom_theme.css.php	Modified styling for checkbox and radio button labels, including display properties and margins.

Possibly related PRs

• Update Default Form Styling #1640: This PR involves updates to the css/custom_theme.css.php file, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR regarding the styling of checkbox and radio button labels.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between cc7b350 and 2515997.

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• css/custom_theme.css.php (2 hunks)

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css/custom_theme.css.php (4)

819-823: LGTM!

The changes to the checkbox and radio labels look good:

• display: inline-block ensures the labels are inline with the inputs.
• vertical-align: middle centers the labels vertically with the inputs.
• white-space: normal allows long label text to wrap, improving readability.

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825-827: Looks good!

Adding a margin-right: 4px to the checkbox/radio input provides a nice visual separation between the input and its label text. This improves readability.

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837-839: Vertical layout looks good!

The changes are perfect for displaying the radio and checkbox inputs vertically:

• display: block ensures each label starts on a new line.
• width: 100% makes each label take up the full width, effectively stacking them vertically.

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Line range hint 841-847: Radio & checkbox label styles look good!

The styles for radio and checkbox labels look great:

• Using CSS variables for font family, size, color and weight allows easy customization.
• line-height: 1.3 provides good vertical spacing between lines of wrapped label text.

The code segment is approved.

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[Crabcyborg]

Thanks @shervElmi!

I think this looks good.

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