Sounds like a job for CSS!
Using the default decorators, a form is displayed using definition
lists. The indentation you are seeing are the default margins and
padding of the definition list, terms, and description tags.
Of course, if you'd prefer complicated markup, you could always
implement custom decorators.
nolner wrote:
Standard display group formatting is pretty unimpressive. Eg radio button
lists are one per line, and text element fields are indented below their
labels.
How do I render lists in several columns, and format text fields opposite
their labels?
It would be really neat if both of these were options on the element/form.
