Fix: Radio button theme conflict issue

[shervElmi]

Related Issue: https://github.com/Strategy11/formidable-pro/issues/5358

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve the addition of the !important declaration to the CSS properties width, min-width, and height in the css/custom_theme.css.php file. This adjustment ensures that these properties take precedence over other conflicting styles, thereby enforcing a consistent layout for the affected elements.

Changes

File	Change Summary
css/custom_theme.css.php	Added !important to the width, min-width, and height properties to enforce styling precedence.

Possibly related PRs

• Update Default Form Styling #1640: Adjustments to CSS styles for form elements that may relate to the addition of !important for styling precedence.
• Fix HTML display issue for checkbox with text and links #1979: Modifications to the styling of checkbox and radio button labels, relevant to the layout and styling changes made in the main PR.

Suggested labels

action: needs qa, run analysis, run tests

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css/custom_theme.css.php (3)

887-889: Looks good! Note about using !important.

The use of !important to enforce the dimensions of radio and checkbox inputs seems intentional here to ensure consistency in the form's styling. While generally discouraged, it's understandable in this context.

Just be cautious about using !important too liberally as it can make the CSS harder to maintain and override when needed. Use it sparingly and only as a last resort.

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[Crabcyborg]

Thanks @shervElmi!

I think this should be good.

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[Crabcyborg]

Thanks @shervElmi!

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