Hi @teitbite

Unfortunately I have to open this thread (in a new thread) again,.... I encountered a small problem... the "below_menu" content shows at the end of the page (besides the black-transparent mobile menu)...

The problem is that when you refresh the webpage and you DONT use the mobile menu but you just go to the end of the page, you SEE the content of the "below_menu"...
IF you use the mobile hamburger menu and THEN after closing it, you go to the end of the page it dissapears (as it should)...

How can we always have the "below_menu" content NOT appearing at the end of the page?

Let me know if there is something that I haven't explain well

    fidi2610 Hi

    Try disable cache options as you seem to have multiple cache options enabled currently due to which modifications or changes in respective files might not reflect at times. Due to the cache options, the site might store and reflect old webpages irrespective of changes or modifications being done at times due to same being enabled

    Like, I have currently added some CSS in override.css file however the same isnt reflecting

      fidi2610 Hi. Have You removed the class which was hiding it? I've left it since it was keeping it from showing, but You can use this in css:

      body > .gkAsideModule { display: none; }

        First of all thank you both for the quick replies (this increases immensily your support value!).

        Thank you @aman204 but reducing the cache options is a major draw-back (I don't think this would be a proper solution performance-wise...)

        @teitbite I tried removing the class but it didn't solve the problem (it made it apear on desktop widths also at the bottom of the page).

        Though, your CSS solution seams to work fine (and I think it'a a more elegant solution). Thank you very much.
        Please leave the thread open for a while so I can do some further tests

          fidi2610 reducing the cache options is a major draw-back (I don't think this would be a proper solution performance-wise...)

          Nice to hear that solution provided by @teitbite appears to have worked fine. Will keep forum post unlocked till your final confirmation 🙂

          Having cache enabled is always quite necessary in order to optimize and considered a smart way to speed up your site however, I had seen several options enabled in template and plugin manager which could instead have adverse impact due to conflicts

          You may try and use single option which derives the result as envisaged

            9 days later

            Hi @teitbite and @aman204

            The fix seams to work fine so I inform you as promised. You can close this thread (if something occurs I will open a new one - fingers crossed I will not need it..!!)

            Once again: a big "thank you" to both of you (your support adds value to your product and services!)

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