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J51_Layla 1.1.13: Module overlays article

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Hi Ciaran

I have an issue with J51_Layla 1.1.13. We have a menu item of the type «category blog», leading articles = 0, columns = 2. In addition, we have a module of the type «custom» placed at module position «contenttop-a». On a full screen everything is ok, but on a mobile screen the module overlays the first article of this blog. See screenshot.
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I am unable to provide a link to the website, since I had to immediately resolve the issue by an emergency solution. The page concerned can only be seen when logged-in as a super user. I can send you super user credentials to this website, if you need them.

Thank you very much and kind regards
Chris
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Hi Chris

A common cause of this can be if you have an unclosed HTML element in one of your articles (eg. a div). Try disabling each article displayed on the page where the issue is present and see if the issue is resolved. If yes then enable each article until you find the offending one.

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