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  • Do you know how to use dev tools? They come with any browser. For Chrome, the Chrome Dev Tools (right click, inspect in Chrome) can help you find the bit of html in the DOM you’d like to change. There’s a little arrow tool in the upper left corner of the tools. Click that and then you can hover over the area in question and it should show that bit of code. You can then see the class/id names and the CSS being applied. You can play with the CSS in the tools but remember that those changes are only seen by you and will change once the page is refreshed.

    That should help you find the proper classes to change!

    That’s interesting! I am not seeing that on either Chrome or Firefox. See my screenshot:

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    Have you tried a hard refresh on Chrome (ctrl + shift + r on Windows or ctrl + cmd + shift on Mac)? Do you know how to use the Chrome Dev Tools to check out the live page? The Chrome Dev Tools are a great way to look through the DOM and find the stray text. Once you find it you can see what CSS or HTML is causing the text to misalign. It could also just be something you’re seeing on your end!

    You could also trying using a proxy or VPN service as that’ll bypass any caching issues.

    The page is looking great to me. Could you provide more detail and a screenshot of what your issue is?

    Thanks!

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