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Enterprise: Styling-problem or bug?

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Using template Enterprise gives me some stylingproblems (or a bug?) for the tablet-view.
See, for example, http://cbko.alstest.nl/bij-en-nascholingen/de-dorn-methode/dorn-algemeen (on tablet! portraitview).

The navigation is still beside the main content, not stacked above or beneath the content. But it is too long now; the bottom-side of the site is not correct. (Layout and styling are as my customer wants it.)
How to solve this?

Another problem: if I choose, in template setting, for ‘Sidecolumn After Component’, the sidecolumn moves to the right (after scrolling), not to the bottom. As seen on iPad-3 and some other tablets.
Can I force the sidecolumn to move to above or beneath the main content? Maybe with altering the breakpoints in responsive.css? I don’t know how!
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ciaran
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Hello

To amend try adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your templates parameters...

@media only screen and (max-width: 1024px) {

.sidecol_a, .sidecol_b, .items-row .item {

width:100% !important;

}

.backgrounds .sidecol_a, .backgrounds .sidecol_b {display:none;}

}


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