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Wonderful - I hadn't thought of that, so thanks for posting back!
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I'd probably use a layout table - then you can leave blank rows where you want space. Usually Browser forms behave a bit better when things are in layout tables. :) EDITED to add: I didn't catch that this was happening in preview and SharePoint - if you are already using a layout table, you may need to set the row size for the blank row, ...
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Why? Why do you have the same dropdown getting values from different places? I'd guess that the field is set to an ID number that doesn't exist in the other list.
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As long as the control is bound to the same field, you should see the value selected. However, I do notice that the dropdown in the IQ Fields is using a different data source for its options - could that be the issue?
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How are you sending the email? From the form itself? What are your submit rules? Or are you using workflow?
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Ah - I'd forgotten about admin approved. :) So - your submit needs to use the library you want your forms in. With an admin approved template, you are using content types, so your library will be set to use that content type. But as you've learned - these things can be configured separately.
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Which views / fields have the issue? :)
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So - are you using a SharePoint list or something with this data? Or is it just hardcoded into sections in the form & you want to determine what to show / hide based on other selections?
For me, with conditional formatting, sometimes it is easier if instead of setting sections to hide, I change the color - so I can see what ...
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Any chance I can see a copy of your form?
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You'll want your submit connection to use the URL of the library where you want items submitted - http://server/sites/site/Library, as per your sample. Generally, your form is published to the same library, unless it is a content type.