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## Forms: Bordered style
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## Forms: Bordered compressed style (less padding)
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## Forms: Bordered style - Danger zone
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## Forms: Standard layout
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## Forms: Standard layout, wide labels
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## Forms: Multiple fields per row
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## Forms: Vertical layout
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## Forms: Sections and fieldsets
### standard
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### with controls
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### collapsible
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## Forms: Column layout
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## Forms: Width categories
The modifier classes **-middle**, **-wide**, ... can be applied to the form-[input type]-container to limit the width of the element. Please note, that this only limits the max-width of the element. The fields will become slimmer if less space is available. Also note, that the max-width is specified as an absolute value. Without a modifier, the form field will take the full width available.
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# Forms: Lists of fields
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# Forms: Attachment fieldsets
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# Forms: Text fields
## Default text fields
### Standalone
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## Text field sizes
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## Plain text fields
_with no classes applied (uses default Foundation form styling)_
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# Forms: Text areas
## Default text areas
### Standalone
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## Plain text areas
_with no classes applied (uses default Foundation form styling)_
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# Forms: Checkboxes
## Default checkboxes
### Standalone
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### Within a form
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### Multiple, within a form
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# Forms: Radio buttons
## Within a form, multiple
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# Forms: Select
## Default selects
### Standalone
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### Within a form
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## Select Sizes
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## Narrow select
_By default, a `form--select` will take the full width of its container element.
In most cases it is recommended to apply a width to the container element, but
in certain circumstances the `-narrow` variant may be preferable._
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## Plain selects
_with no classes applied (uses default Foundation form styling)_
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# Forms: Checkbox Matrices
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