This thread is resolved. Here is a description of the problem and solution.
Problem:
The issue here was that the formatting of the custom fields were messed up after the user updated to types 3.3
Solution:
This one is a known issue and has been resolved in our Types version 3.3.1
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Assisted by: Shane.
Hello. I am noticing that custom fields are no longer aligning correctly in the edit area of the WordPress admin area. They used to, however. I have attached a screen grab to illustrate. You can see that the input field is sitting right against the field label. Any advice on how I can troubleshoot appreciated. It's doing this in the WordPress default theme as well.
Thanks Shane,
It's actually happening on all websites I have ToolSet installed on, or at least the 8 I have checked so far. They all use various themes and plugins, though disabling plugins doesn't seem to make a difference. I have attached a screen capture of another one. In this one you can see that the description field isn't formatting correctly either.
Do you think it's possible it's a WordPress core issue? All websites are running the latest version.
