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Responsive h3 text overlapping, when stacking

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  1. Dr Drew
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Hello,
I'm using the latest Layla template on a dev site and noticed a responsive text bug when in responsive mode.

  • The h3 text when in a module overlaps each line, rather than stacking below each line.
    • I'm not sure if this is expected behaviour or a text papping issue?


Welcome your comments please?
Kind regards
Drew
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Hi Drew

Thank you for reporting.

Strangely we are unable to replicate this issue. May I ask what browser are you using? Does adding the following to the Custom CSS field of your template settings resolve the issue?

h3 {

    line-height: 2rem;

}


Ciaran
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Hi Ciaran,
Thanks for the custom CSS - issue SOLVED.

FYI My browser is the latest chrome and the module with the overlapping H3 txt was populated by a snippet that referenced the module position. The problem was consistent across both snippet populated and module populated - and now appears fixed.

Many thanks
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Drew
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