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body#layout ul{list-style-type:none;list-style:none}
body#layout ul li{list-style-type:none;list-style:none}
body#layout #outer-wrapper{overflow:visible;width:1000px}
body#layout #header{float:left;width:240px}
body#layout #header2{float:right;width:240px}
body#layout .add_widget{width:240px}
body#layout div.widget{width:240px}
body#layout #sidebar-wrapper{overflow:visible;width:240px}
body#layout #lsidebar-wrapper{overflow:visible;float:left;width:240px;margin-right:50px;}
body#layout #main-wrapper{overflow:visible;float:left;width:240px}
body#layout #rsidebar-wrapper{overflow:visible;float:right;width:240px}
body#layout #myGallery{display:none}
body#layout .featuredposts{display:none}
body#layout .fp-slider{display:none}
body#layout #navcontainer{display:none}
body#layout .menu-secondary-wrap{display:none}
body#layout .menu-secondary-container{display:none}
body#layout #skiplinks{display:none}
body#layout .feedtwitter{display:none}
body#layout div.section{font-family:sans-serif;margin:0 auto 2px;padding:0 0 10px 0;position:relative;overflow:visible}
body#layout .section-columns{margin:0}
.section{width:100%}
Go to "Edit HTML". Now add copied code exactly to the location as given below.
Page Elements Layout Broken Solution
Save your template and go to "Page Elements". Now you can identify your page elements clearly.










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