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I'm sorry but without your project file(s) there is not much I can do to help.
Please be aware however that for me it will also take a lot of time to figure out what you have done.

There is no 'best' option, I think it is personal taste,
You can read more about the available responsive layout methods here:
http://www.wysiwygwebbuilder.com/layout_modes.html

Well, 70 other anti virus software applications seem to disagree...
https://www.virustotal.com/#/url/da39e8 ... /detection

There is no virus in WYSIWYG Web Builder (and there never was). This is a false positive. A bug in your anti virus software. To solve the problem either add webbuilder to the exception list or contact the makers of the virus scanner and ask for an update. Are these things related? No! The software i...

I think there are multiple problems: - there is still third party code on the page. If you run into a problem then please remove all manually added code, to make sure this is not causing any conflicts. - you have used full height (100vh) layers/layout grids. However on a smaller screens the content ...

Misschien heb je ongeldige code aan de pagina toegevoegd?
Het is lastig voor mij om hier iets nuttigs over te zeggen zonder te zien wat je precies hebt gedaan.

Then there must be another difference.

The only way to find out what is wrong is by removing objects from the page one by one or the comparing settings with the other (working) project.
For me this may also take take hours or days, based on the code only.

Does it work when you disable RTL for this website?

And what is the difference?

Note that the master page should be in the same folder as the page you are using it on otherwise (internal) links will not be valid.

Related tutorial:
http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/embedded_page.html

Did you compare all settings with those of the working pages/projects?

This is normal behavior.
If you access the bookmarks from the page then they are controlled by JavaScript, the 'clicks' are monitored and translated into an animation (with offset).
If you load the page via external links then the bookmarks are directly accessed via HTML, the JavaScript is passed by.

Sorry, there is no standard option for this.
But you can also implement rollover images with events, then you have more control over where the second image will be displayed.
http://wysiwygwebbuilder.com/events.html

In WB14, the image will have the size of the box you draw on the workspace. Many users have suggested this instead of the old behavior. However the old behavior is also still available: simply drag & drop the image object from the toolbox to the workspace, this will insert the image with its origina...

I do not see the issue.
Note however that Chrome currently has a bug, which prevents 'parallax' from working correctly. This is unrelated to WWB.