I've now been at this for hours and it's baffling me!

http://www.palmamultimedia.com/contact5.htm
is the original page I want to put my form into

http://www.palmamultimedia.com/contact.htm
is what happens when I start to insert the info from WFB

Note the menu moves to the left and the footer links change to blue, I've tried several different doctypes and several ways of making a form but I still end up with my liks changed!!

Can anyone out there save what's left of my hair??

I don't see any of the Fom Builder code on that page.

It's this line in the normalize.css that causing the issue.
ul, ol {
margin: 1em 0pt;
padding: 0pt 0pt 0pt 40px;
}

Hi Eric
I appreciate you looking however that's not changing the link colour yes it does raise the issue of spacing but does this mean that I have to adapt WFB's css files to fit in with a perfectly good page ??
That's not what I understood when I bought the software for 'Awesome, Easy-to-Use Web Forms, Straight Outta’ the Box.'

Scott, the following is in both pages
<!-- Start of the headers for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="contact_form/common/js/form_init.js" data-name="contact_form/" id="form_init_script"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="contact_form/theme/default/css/default.css" id="theme" />
<!-- End of the headers for CoffeeCup Web Form Builder -->

I tried originally to make a form in several different ways without success so I went back to basics and troubleshooted the thing as I went along, that 's how I came up with the above.

Eight hours work and still no 'working out of the box' form..............................

Paul, This is a common problem. If the same class is referenced in two different style sheets. Try switching the order of your style sheet reference links in the head of your page. Read this page for what takes presidents over what.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_howto.asp

Paul, I had the same issue when I copied in the html for the new form I made.

Instead of editing the code and changing things around as Eric mentioned above, I took the easy way and I just commented out the code Eric pasted above and also the following piece of css in the LISTS section of the normalize.css file:

a {
color: #00e;
}

a:visited {
color: #551a8b;
}

I have set these in my main style sheet already so I have no need to have them set again. Hope this helps.