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How to Hide Overflowing Progress Line in Timeline 4 Component

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Hey team, I've been using the Timeline 4 component. The Progress line is overflowing out, how to hide it? Can someone please help.

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Matt J.
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Vinayak G. Would you mind sending a read-only link?
Vinayak G.
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https://preview.webflow.com/preview/research-insights?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_sour[…]s&preview=e099153b7deb5873c55038e0eb038af6&workflow=preview Here I got it.
Vinayak G.
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any update on this?
Matt J.
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Vinayak G. yeah so your project wasn't started using our webflow style guide. So when you added the z-index-2 combo class - it did not have the proper settings to it. The proper settings to z-index-2 are: position: relative; z-index: 2; But there are several other issues at the moment but I don't think they are worth troubleshooting until we get the project itself set up correctly - being that you only have two pages built out right now, I would highly recommend creating a new project starting from cloning the webflow style guide and then you can paste in the sections you already have. Also make sure to install the Relume Chrome Extension so that you can have class sync turned on. To avoid duplicate classes like padding-global 4 etc. Lastly, here is a full walkthrough of the process - you can skip around the chapters if you'd like. https://relume.notion.site/Using-the-Relume-Site-Builder-Full-Walk-Through-409e549d44594f0986c7b3453d93a5e4?pvs=4
Vinayak G.
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Thanks a lot for the troubleshooting. This project is upgraded to CMS Plan, is there any way to make the clone under this project?
Vinayak G.
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Matt J. Can you please assist here if possible?
Matt J.
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Vinayak G. sure, clone the style guide in a new project, navigate to the style guide page in that new project, click on the page-wrapper div and copy it, then paste it into your existing/primary project. You'll at least get all of the classes. You'll still need to clean up the duplicate classes within that project.
Vinayak G.
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This perfectly worked. Thanks a lot! 🙂