Client loves form, doens't like layout (or lack thereof)

I used Gravity Forms to make a simple take-out order form for a restaurant: http://tinyurl.com/7876vmd. It works exactly the way I want it, and client likes it EXCEPT it's way too long (vertically). Too much scrolling down. So... what are my options? I can remove the sidebar from my theme, but is there any way to make the form into two columns?

Or, are there other solutions?

Nice! That looks exactly what I'm after- thanks David.

Brad, this is because you have to alternate the order of your fields. Meaning, in the formbuilder - the first gf_left_third field will be first, then the second field would be the first gf_middle_third and then the third fields would be the gf_middle_third. Then you just rinse and repeat.

If you are looking to do columns in a different way you can use strategically placed HTML blocks as well - see this thread here for an example:

http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/how-can-i-get-the-form-fieldsboxes-side-by-side#post-29425

Wow, the CSS Ready Classes method is more cumbersome than I imagined- at least for the form I'm trying to build. Please take a second and check out the screen capture of what I have: http://screencast.com/t/PJIl0KeJ3jBf

As you can see, it starts off well enough but turns into a mess when the section breaks come into play (desayuno, drips and ensaladas). Well to be precise, the desayuno section break behaves just fine- it's dips and ensaladas that are funky.

I tried assigned gf_left_half to the section breaks but it didn't help. I tried adding a floats and clears to that element in the stylesheet, but no dice.

What class do I need to add to the section breaks to make them float left and clear all the elements below them? Or if that's not the problem, then what am I doing wrong??

Thanks!
Brad

Alright! Nailed this one. The secret was to use an HTML block with <br style="clear:both;" /> before each section break. After that the gf_left_half and gf_right_half classes worked just like you described. Thanks!