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J51 Amelia - footer/base1 jumps on sidecol position

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Hello, I have the amalia template for a customer. Now the footer and base1 module of the blog (= https://carmenkstern.de/blog.html) has moved to the position of sidecol2 - only under one menu item.
in another menu item (= https://carmenkstern.de/kunst.html) everything stays as it should.
I can't find an error - can you help me?
Greetings Alex
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Hi Alex

This can sometimes hap[pen if there is an unclosed div in one of your articles which will therefore affect the rest of your page. Try unpublishing each article, one by one, on the first page with the issue until the issue is resolved to find the offending article.

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Hello Ciaran,

thanks for your help - so I could find the error.

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