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I am assuming that you want to find react component responsible for that. You may want to use components tab in developer tools to find out which component is responsible for rendering a particular element. link - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/react-developer-tools/fmkadmapgofadopljbjfkapdkoienihi?hl=en With that you can hover on an element and corresponding component gets highlighted.

This looks something like following -

more information about how to use that - https://reactjs.org/blog/2014/01/02/react-chrome-developer-tools.html

Without specifics of the model, I'm going to assume that this is an ImageField for which the app provides a static default.

In this case, the correct way to code it in a template is:

Change .burmanRadio__label to have display inline-block instead of default inline, make it have an fixed width of 250px and set text-align to right adjust top, right, width and height properties accordingly to the layout and you're done. Also remove height: 60% and use min-height: 60% instead, it will be better in most cases.

I think here is the issue that i can see in css of body https://prnt.sc/ugthje

The actual reason was the related to a specific set of regex. Look ahead is not going to work in any apple devices as of yet, hence the code fails when ran from an apple devices. I solved it by using a different pattern of regex.

If you are referring to browser address bar with result of your input email address that looks like this: /success/success.html?email=xxxx

This is because you haven't specified the method of your form so form uses PHP GET, and this is normal to pass the values on other page.

If you do not want to display this data, you should specify your form submit method like this:

HTML attribute title is what you are looking for.

If anybody encounters a similar error, the following was the issue:

I was loading a script on window.onload in the footer section, which blocked any other scripts from loading any further.

Loading the script without window.onload works flawlessly( although offers some loading visuals which I would have preferred not to happen).

You have added a click listener to non-existent element. Your signup button's id is different from the listener.