What is the issue with the speech bubbles on the "Our Clients" page in Webflow?

The issue with the speech bubbles on the "Our Clients" page in Webflow could be caused by a few different factors. Here are some possible reasons and solutions:

1. CSS Styling Conflict: There might be a conflict in the CSS styling applied to the speech bubbles, causing them to display incorrectly. To fix this, you can try the following steps:

• Open the Webflow Designer and navigate to the "Our Clients" page.
• Select the speech bubble element(s) and check the styles applied to them.
• Look for any conflicting styles, such as conflicting width, padding, or positioning.
• Adjust the styles to ensure they don't conflict with each other and cause the issue.

1. Incorrect Positioning: The speech bubbles may not be positioned correctly on the page, leading to overlapping or misplacement. To resolve this:

• Inspect the speech bubble element(s) in the Designer and check their position settings.
• Make sure they have appropriate positioning, such as absolute or relative, depending on the desired layout.
• Adjust the position values to properly place the speech bubbles in relation to their parent or other elements on the page.

1. Z-Index Ordering: If the speech bubbles are appearing behind other elements on the page, it could be due to the z-index ordering. Here's what you can try:

• Check the z-index values of the speech bubble element(s) and any overlapping elements.
• Increase the z-index value of the speech bubbles to ensure they appear above any other relevant elements.
• If necessary, adjust the z-index values of other nearby elements that might be causing the ordering issue.

1. Responsive Design Problems: The speech bubbles might look fine on certain screen sizes but break on others. To address this:

• Test the page's responsiveness on different devices and screen sizes.
• Use the responsive design features in Webflow to adjust the speech bubbles for different breakpoints and ensure they adapt properly.
• Consider using media queries to apply specific styles to the speech bubbles based on screen size or device type.

Remember to preview and test the page after making any changes to ensure the speech bubbles display correctly across different browsers and devices.