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CHELSEA - Header image vanishes when viewing a SobiPro entry

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Hi,
I use the component SobiPro in my web for listing scientific articles.

When viewieng a SobiPro single article or entry, the image I have at the header of my web vanishes. Same happens to carrousel I have at bottom position.

You can check this here

I also attach images where you can check, both with image and carrousel displayed and hidden.

Any idea what might be happening and how I could solve it? If you believe this is an issue pertaining to SobiPro, please do not hesitate to let mi know, so I contact them.

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Regards,
Juan
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I think this is due to the menu assignment of the module. You can choose to "On all sites" or "Only on pages selected".
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Hi Juan

It also appears that SobiPro is changing the names of a number of classes within your template markup. This can be noted by checking your page source. There may be an option within SobiPro to disable this?

Ciarán
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