I'll have another look in a few hours. Styling SELECTs has historically been tough in Safari/Mac, for Apple Design reasons, but not so much Chrome. The form doesn't work at all on my phone, though!
Uh oh - will have to check out the phone.
Ok - I have the form field looking how I want (as tall as the other fields) on Chrome 45 for Mac. I achieved this by adding a background color. I read online that it was a hack.
So here is my custom CSS:
input.mktoField, select.mktoField {
font-size: 21px !important;
height: 2em !important;
padding-left: 10px !important;
background-color: #fff !important;
}
Screenshot from Chrome 45 on Mac:
Testing page with form:
It still isn't working on Safari, though, so I will keep playing around with it trying to figure that out.
When I go to that page, I don't see the "# SQL Server Instances" field. Are you sure you aren't screenshotting somewhere else?
This is Chrome 44 on Mac OS 10.8-10.10 as I see it: Chrome 44 - Mac - CrossBrowserTesting App
I'm using progressive profiling, so different fields come up, depending.
OK, but I think we should be looking at the same thing (first time fillout).
In any case I don't understand how you're seeing something different in exactly the same browser/OS/version.
It was actually filling in my name and information from our database, but I erased those details before the screenshot.
I guess since I didn't create this thread, I can't mark your answer as correct. I see now - another reason I should have started my own thread! Sorry.