If you have tried the previous steps and the issues persist, consider resetting the Sleek Layout to its default settings. You can do this through the layout settings panel, which will restore everything to its original configuration, potentially resolving the problem.

Open your browser’s developer tools to check for any JavaScript errors. These errors can affect how the layout functions. If you find errors, consider disabling browser extensions temporarily, as they may conflict with the Sleek Layout.

First, check if your browser is compatible with the Sleek Layout. It works best with modern browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. If you still experience issues, try clearing your browser's cache and cookies, as outdated files may cause display problems.

Ensure that the responsive design settings are enabled in your layout options. Test the layout on multiple devices to identify if the issue is device-specific. If you added custom CSS, review it to ensure media queries are set up correctly for different screen sizes.

To enhance performance, start by analyzing your page load time using tools like Google PageSpeed Insights. Optimize images to reduce their size, and minimize any unnecessary CSS and JavaScript. Enabling browser caching can also help by storing static assets locally.