There are a few ways you can move a dynamic JS form on your webpage. One of the most common ways is to use CSS to control the positioning of the form. You can use the position, top, left, right, and bottom properties to specify the exact location of the form on the page. Another alternative is to use Flexbox or Grid Layout in CSS to align the form where you want it.
Additionally, you can use JavaScript to move the form by manipulating the DOM. It's worth noting that depending on the architecture of your code and your design, some options might be better than others. You can also try using Bootstrap or Foundation, which are popular front-end frameworks that can help you create responsive and mobile-friendly forms. It's also important to check your JavaScript code and see if there's a specific function or event that is causing the form to pop up in a certain place. If you are still facing issue with moving the form, it might be helpful to post your code in the forum and include the expected outcome, so other users can take a look and give you more specific feedback and suggestions.
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