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    gunesmu
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    I'm not sure it's a bug or is it just me but probably happened after the last updates. I delete all custom CSS code, cleared cache, disable all plugins, changed browsers but nothing changed.

    This is page settings.
    Ekran Resmi 2022-01-20 00.06.28.png

    But it looks like this on the page.
    Ekran Resmi 2022-01-20 00.06.38.png

    This only affects the new pages, older pages look fine for me, this problem happened in all browsers. I am using Safari and Mac OS 11.1.

    Thank you!

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      Richard
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      Dear @gunesmu

      Sorry for delay in getting to this thread โœ…

      At first glance i think it's related to what unit is being used to set the font's size.

      If the font-size is set to px (pixels) then this is a fixed measurement. This means the text won't grow smaller if it hits another element, it will just force through.

      https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp

      For example % is a relative unit that will change based on it's parent container.

      You can change the Font's to a % within > Text Formats >
      Screen Shot 2022-01-25 at 10.32.40 AM.png


      Best wishes & talk soon โœจ
      Richard
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        Dear @gunesmu

        Sorry for delay in getting to this thread โœ…

        At first glance i think it's related to what unit is being used to set the font's size.

        If the font-size is set to px (pixels) then this is a fixed measurement. This means the text won't grow smaller if it hits another element, it will just force through.

        https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/css_units.asp

        For example % is a relative unit that will change based on it's parent container.

        You can change the Font's to a % within > Text Formats >
        Screen Shot 2022-01-25 at 10.32.40 AM.png


        Best wishes & talk soon โœจ
        Richard
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        gunesmu
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        @Richard

        Thank you for your answer, Richard!

        I even tried vw, px, em, and %, but none of them worked, indicating that text is not responsible based on its container and is always mingling with each other.

        If someone else is experiencing this problem, I would be happy to know that it is not just my side. Alsoย surprisingly, my old pages don't have the same problem with texts and they work just fine.

        Ekran Resmi 2022-01-25 02.04.19.png

        Best,

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          Richard
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          Dear @gunesmu

          Interesting indeed! are you able to post a link to your website so i could inspect the text boxes ๐Ÿ”


          Best wishes
          Richard
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            Dear @gunesmu

            Interesting indeed! are you able to post a link to your website so i could inspect the text boxes ๐Ÿ”


            Best wishes
            Richard
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            gunesmu
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            @Richard Sure, I am having this problem on this new page.

            Recently, my site has been very slow due to hosting I believe. I suspect that the problem is caused by me, but I am undecided and don't know what to do.
            Thank you for your time, Richard.

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              Dear @gunesmu

              Unfortunately the link takes me to:

              http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/7552/responsive-text-problem/gunesmuhittin.com/gronland-2

              Is this the same for you? ๐ŸŒ


              Best wishes
              Richard
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                Dear @gunesmu

                Unfortunately the link takes me to:

                http://laythemeforum.com:4567/topic/7552/responsive-text-problem/gunesmuhittin.com/gronland-2

                Is this the same for you? ๐ŸŒ


                Best wishes
                Richard
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                gunesmu
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                #7

                @Richard Sorry, I hope this can work now.

                https://gunesmuhittin.com/gronland-2/

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                  Dear @gunesmu

                  No worries with the link ๐ŸŒ

                  The font-size was set at 55px, when changing this to 62% The text does not clash and resizing of the page is maintained.

                  Screen Shot 2022-01-27 at 9.51.34 AM.png

                  The font-szie % must be chosen correctly for the area it inhabits, if you chose say 70% they would of course push into each other.


                  Hope this helps
                  Richard
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                    Dear @gunesmu

                    No worries with the link ๐ŸŒ

                    The font-size was set at 55px, when changing this to 62% The text does not clash and resizing of the page is maintained.

                    Screen Shot 2022-01-27 at 9.51.34 AM.png

                    The font-szie % must be chosen correctly for the area it inhabits, if you chose say 70% they would of course push into each other.


                    Hope this helps
                    Richard
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                    gunesmu
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                    @Richard Thank you for answer and your time Richard. But now I add the same text with the same codes, [26 px on pages [%4 in text formats]], just one is with longer text.

                    Here is the wordpress page.
                    Ekran Resmi 2022-01-27 03.03.22.png

                    Here is the website example, I still don't get why the lower ones are conflict but the upper ones are not.
                    Ekran Resmi 2022-01-27 03.03.37.png

                    Sorry If I'm not understand you correctly.
                    I will probably try another solution but wanted to update If anyone experience same things. Wish you a great day,

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                      gunesmu
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                      If anyone has the same problem, I solved the problem by adding ''word-break: break-all;'' to the css code of text.

                      Now, regardless of the size of the text, it does not push each other.

                      Ekran Resmi 2022-01-29 09.23.19.png

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                        Dear @gunesmu

                        Thanks for the update, sorry that i mis-understood there ๐ŸŒ


                        Best wishes
                        Richard
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