Acrobat form to Gravity Form

CSS is for styling. A link would be done in HTML. You can add an HTML link in the "description" area of the input field.

Are you looking to have the radio buttons in a column of their own or what? I see your reference to the site you are talking about, but can you provide detail specifically as to what you are looking to do on your form piece by piece at this point?

Scroll up above and take a look at the link David posted regarding the Ready Classes.

To use the left_half and the right_half ready classes you need to alternate them in your form layout. Meaning The first field in your form would be the first left_half and then the first set of radio buttons would then be next in line with right_half, then you would repeat down the line.

You do have another option as well, see this post for more info on that:
http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/textarea-will-make-extra-space-in-layout#post-52634

This approach uses HTML fields and divs to create columns.

Correct, you would alternate the fields from left to right. How you currently have it is you have all of your top fields with the left class and all of your bottom fields with the right class. To get the fields to show how you want, you will need to alternate left/right left/right accordingly. You will need to have those fields listed in the correct order in the formbuilder tool.

Sure thing, you can target that textarea directly via it's ID to change the height. Try dropping this into your theme's stylesheet:

[css]
#input_7_3 {
height: 60px;
}

I don't see that style I gave you in your theme's style.css - are you running a caching plugin?

You actually put #input_7_6. See this Screenshot

No, I was pointing out that your stylesheet shows #input_7_6. It needs to be as I gave it to you:

[css]
#input_7_3 {
height: 60px;
}

I'm not sure why you changed it to be #input_7_6... that screenshot was directly from your style.css path in a web browser.

Now I know why it's not coming through. You are launching this thing in an iframe. You're going to have to pass styles to it there. Placing styles outside of the iframe in the theme isn't going to do any good because the iframed content (gravity form) can't see those.

A cheap work around here would be to place an HTML field on your form at the bottom (using no label) and drop the style block into it.

This is what I put into a html field in GF

<style type="text/css">
#input_7_3 {
height: 60px;
}
</style>

Nothing happened.
Did I do it correct?

ok,
anyway we can shorten the height of all the radio buttons. I like to minimize scrolling as much as possible