How to style CGFeedback comment form

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How to style CGFeedback comment form

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Hello, I am needing to make some style changes to the feedback form for CGFeedback, and I see all of the div classes in the templates but am having trouble finding where the actual styles are set.  I see them when I use firebug, but still can't track them down.  My main issue is that the 'Additional Comments' input field is too wide and stretching outside the border. 

Does anyone know where I can find and edit these CSS settings?
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Re: How to style CGFeedback comment form

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I believe you will have to make your own, the developer of that module doesn't believe in constricting you to their idea of styling...
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Re: How to style CGFeedback comment form

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There has to be an input setting somewhere referring to the attributes of the text fields though, right?  I can see the and so on in the summary/detail templates for the module.  So those classes are being defined somewhere, I just can't find where.

If you'd like to see the page in question, you can see it here, http://www.dramaticakes.com/index.php?mact=CGBlog,cntnt01,detail,0&cntnt01articleid=2&cntnt01returnid=55

ps- the site is no where near being completed, so disregard any design/layout wierdness you see other than the issue at hand  :)
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Re: How to style CGFeedback comment form

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They aren't styled at all by default, the classes are just there for you to adress in your own stylesheet. The only default styling of the comment form is what you see in the template you're looking at.

If you can't get ahold of the 'Additional Comments' input field any other way, then change

{$input_comment}

to

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Re: How to style CGFeedback comment form

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So...

div.col30 textarea {width:100%}

Does nothing?...
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