Understanding the Problem   To fix overlapping elements in Bubble.io, it's crucial to understand why it occurs. Overlapping usually happens because elements are either fixed in place without responsiveness or the page structure hasn't been optimized for different screen sizes. This guide will help you configure your elements to be responsive and avoid overlaps.   Step-by-Step Guide   1. Check Your Page Layout  

• Open the Bubble.io editor and navigate to the page where you are experiencing the overlapping issue.
• Switch to the "Responsive" tab to preview how your elements look at different screen widths.

  2. Use Groups Wisely  

• Wrap your elements inside groups. Groups help Bubble understand how elements should align and resize relative to each other.
• Ensure that the group itself is set to be responsive. Do this by going to the group’s properties, where you can set the min and max width.

  3. Set Minimum and Maximum Widths  

• Select each element and specify its minimum and maximum width settings in the properties panel. This ensures that your elements resize appropriately instead of overlapping.
• Be mindful of setting realistic minimum widths so the content within the element does not get cut off.

  4. Use Margins and Paddings  

• In the properties panel of each element, adjust the margins and paddings to provide space between elements.
• This spacing helps to prevent overlapping when elements resize.

  5. Utilize Columns  

• Bubble.io’s new responsive engine includes a columns feature akin to CSS Grid or Flexbox.
• Rearrange your page layout to utilize columns which will help in automatically resizing and aligning elements.

  6. Set Conditions for Element Visibility  

• Sometimes, it may be necessary to hide certain elements on smaller screens. Set conditional rules for when elements should be visible.
• For example, hide an image or a sidebar when the screen width falls below a certain threshold.

  7. Preview and Test  

• Preview your responsive design at different breakpoints using the "Responsive" tab in the Bubble editor.
• Use actual devices or browser developer tools to test your design and make necessary adjustments.

  8. Fine-Tune and Iterate  

• Responsive design may require several iterations. Continuously tweak your settings based on your tests until the elements align correctly across all screen sizes.

  Following this guide, you will be able to fix overlapping elements and ensure a more consistent, responsive design in Bubble.io. Proper grouping, width settings, margins, and conditionals play a vital role in creating a seamless user experience across different devices.