here is the page need correction:

https://apologetics.metri.co.uk/blog/index.php

Hello Michel,
apologies for the delay.
You are currently using a non-responsive configuration, is that correct?

A similar bug was reported with desktop view, and we are working on a fix.
Could I ask you which version of PHP you are using on your hosting space?

Eric

Yes i use des preview 

Yes i use desktop previews 

Change the settings to "responsive website" (see screenshot 1), then visitors with a smartphone can also use the website correctly and not like now (see screenshot 2).

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I changed the settings to "responsive website"

It's looks oke from desktop, but very messy from mobile phone

I see it, see screenshot (1) below

If the responsive view is to be used, the header area and the objects in it must be repositioned for each of the break points, see screenshots (2) and (3) below

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And here is my test page to look at the whole thing on different screens and see how the objects and their arrangement in the header change, see also the screenshots below

>> https://findelinks.de/123test-aufklappmenue-2/

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it's realy worse version been made , i never had this problems before, and I belive I can't get my object previous version backup

As for the "responsive website" setting, can this not be changed again? - Then export the website to the Internet and press the key combination Ctrl+F5 in the browser.

Hello Michel,
could you please tell me what version of PHP you are currently using on your hosting space?
I would like to ascertain if this could be related to the issue.
Thank you.

Eric

PHP version 8.3

...I see that the BLOG articles are now in two columns...

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Hello Michel,
thank you, I would recommend switching to 8.2 to ensure full compatibility.
I will update you when a fix about the situation is released, I can see that currently you have switched to a responsive configuration so that the blog posts are visible as intend in desktop mode.

Eric

I chan it to 8.2 but no defferent

the problem now is to sgow on mobile

Hello Michel,
what do you mean?

Eric

i mean i chan the PHP to 8.2

but stil no compatibility to mobile version 

Hello,
when switching to responsive mode you need to check the header/footer content and make sure they are resized/positioned accordingly, to avoid part of the content appearing outside of the intended area.
Could you please take a look in Step 2 - Template ---> Template content, looking at the breakpoints below the desktop one?

Eric