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Site URL: https://complianceperiscope.com/

As my question's title explains, I have issues with the website title size - when making the text smaller, the title starts overlapping the posts section. 

This is I understand caused by custom CSS (see below) I've added earlier to center the page content - before that, content was aligned left on big screens. When I remove CSS, the issue goes away.

I would really appreciate advice on how to fix CSS to keep the content centered, but get rid of the issue in question/any alternatives (maybe there is a setting in Wells allowing to center content I don't know about).

Thanks!

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Custom CSS:

.tagcloud-block .name { font-size: 40% !important }
#canvasWrapper {
  margin: 0 auto;
  }
body.sidebar-position-left #headerWrapper {
  width: 14%;
  position: r;
  top: initial;
  left: initial;
}

Edited by coop
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On 1/13/2021 at 8:20 PM, coop said:

Thanks for reverting. It's site title, desktop. See the screenshot below. 

Thanks for looking into this!

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Hi. Site Title looks fine here. Do you still need help?

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On 1/16/2021 at 11:35 AM, tuanphan said:

Hi. Site Title looks fine here. Do you still need help?

Hi, the text overlaps the picture on the attached screenshot - I think does not look well, mildly speaking.

Thanks for looking into this!

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