Why is the text/objects overlaying each other?
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This happens on a lot of my website.
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Re: Overlaying Text
A quick look at the source shows you are using <div> for the text. Please see Pablos reply below which he replied when you had a issue withth the Facebook Browser
Pablo wrote: Tue Mar 18, 2025 3:13 pm The overlapped is caused by the invalid configuration of the text.
Please set the text output format to anything but 'use div ... do not use for rwd)'.
See also: Reading from Use <div> for each line (DEPRECATED -> NOT RESPONSIVE!)
How to optimize text for different browsers?
Re: Overlaying Text
Please see this related FAQ:
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