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  • It looks like your site is currently in maintenance mode. Can you please take it out of maintenance mode so we can see what it looks like?

    Thread Starter Boscor77

    (@boscor77)

    Oh, I’m sorry.

    Now, the maintenance mode is off.

    Is the problem being caused by the SiteOrigin Widgets Bundle? That is, if you disable the plugin, does the problem go away?

    Thread Starter Boscor77

    (@boscor77)

    I’ve tried it. But, by disabling this plugin the problem doesn’t go away.

    Thread Starter Boscor77

    (@boscor77)

    On my other site, https://www.morstadt-arendt.de the problem doesn’t exists. There are the same plugins installed and active.

    Hmm, strange, because the CSS file that contains that rule for clearfix seems to belong to that plugin.

    You can override that rule by including this in your custom CSS:

    body .clearfix {
       display: block;
    }

    If you look at the source of the site that has the problem, you’ll see a link to this CSS file:

    https://muell-arendt.de/wp-content/plugins/addon-so-widgets-bundle/css/widgets.css?ver=4.2.3

    The link to the same file isn’t found on the site without the problem. Maybe it’s an option for that plugin that you’ve set on the problem site that wasn’t set the same way on the other site.

    Thread Starter Boscor77

    (@boscor77)

    Thank you very much!

    I fixed it with the custom CSS you’ve recommended me, so the problem is temporary solved.

    Well, I will take some more time to watch the problem with the plugin.

    Have a nice day! ??

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