Hi everyone, I am Raghav Hinduja Swiss (Switzerland) based IT-professional. I’m having an issue where my website is not displaying correctly layout. I’m using CoffeeCup to build the site. If you’ve experienced this before, could you please share

CoffeeCup is not the name of a program, but the name of a company that produces more than one program to create websites. To get useful help you need to specify which of the programs you are using.

If the program is Site Designer, one thing that can result in such a problem is failing to upload to the website server all the files and folders after a change is made. If, for example, one makes changes to a page but uploads only the changed html file, the CSS changes will not be reflected as they are in one of the CSS files.

Frank Cook

Hi Raghav,

I've encountered similar layout issues before when working with websites built in CoffeeCup. In many cases, the problem was related to missing CSS files, incorrect file paths after publishing, or cached browser files displaying an older version of the site.

A few things you may want to check:

* Verify that all CSS and JavaScript files were uploaded correctly to the server.
* Clear your browser cache or test the website in an incognito/private window.
* Check whether the layout issue appears across multiple browsers and devices.
* Use the browser's developer tools (F12) to see if any files are returning 404 errors.
* If you're using responsive design features, confirm that the viewport settings are configured properly.

If possible, share a screenshot or the website URL. That would make it much easier for community members to identify the root cause.

Interestingly, troubleshooting website layouts often feels similar to solving a Letter Boxed puzzle—sometimes a small missing piece creates a much larger problem. Just like finding the final connection in a Letter Boxed solved challenge, a single broken CSS reference can completely affect the page layout.

Hope this helps!