How can I fix the issue with my Webflow site's footer floating above the bottom of the page on the third page, even though it has the same settings as the other pages?

If the footer on your Webflow site is floating above the bottom of the page on the third page while having the same settings as the other pages, there are a few potential causes and troubleshooting steps you can take to fix the issue:

1. Check element hierarchy: Ensure that there are no conflicting or overlapping elements on the third page that are pushing the footer upward. Select the footer and review its position in the Navigator panel to make sure it's not nested within any other elements unintentionally.

2. Container or Section height: Verify that all containers or sections on your third page have an appropriate height set, allowing enough space for the content within them, including the footer. If the container or section heights are too short, it can cause the content to overflow and push the footer up.

3. Overflow settings: Check the overflow settings for the containers or sections on the third page. If the overflow is set to "Hidden," it can cause content to be cut off or hidden, including the footer. Change the overflow settings to "Auto" or "Visible" to see if it resolves the issue.

4. Fixed positioning: If you have set the footer to have a fixed position, it may be conflicting with other elements on the third page. Double-check the positioning settings for the footer, including the top, bottom, left, and right values. Adjust them as needed to ensure the footer stays at the bottom of the page while accommodating other elements.

5. Flexbox or grid issues: If you are using Flexbox or grid to structure your layout, inspect the layout structure on the third page. Check for any differences or inconsistencies compared to the other pages. Ensure that the proper Flexbox or grid properties and values are applied to the elements to maintain the layout consistency.

6. Custom code or interactions: Review any custom code or interactions applied specifically to the third page. Sometimes, conflicts in custom code or interactions can affect the positioning of elements, including the footer. Temporarily disable any custom code or interactions on the problematic page to see if it resolves the issue.

7. Responsive settings: Check if the issue with the footer floating above the bottom of the page only occurs at certain viewport sizes. It's possible that some responsive settings on the third page are causing the footer to misposition. Inspect the responsive settings for the footer, containers, or sections, and make adjustments if necessary to ensure proper alignment at different viewport sizes.

By going through these troubleshooting steps, you should be able to identify and fix the issue with your Webflow site's footer floating above the bottom of the page on the third page.