Assign the parent container of the form a style, and use padding to get it away from the edges. Then get rid of positioning on your form style. If that doesn’t work maybe try putting the form in a div w/o any kind of styling on it. I could try and help w/ this if you can’t get it to work. I’ve had this problem b4 and I think that’s how I fixed it.
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