Thanks!

I went in and things seem to be fixed after changing that.
Thanks for your help!

Thanks for the response,

While yes, I am testing the website on different devices, I did not change the scale and layout setting for the purpose of emulating the mobile view. From the research I have gathered, this Scale and Layout setting has a different default setting based on different devices. I have tested on 2 different windows computers that have the default Scale and Layout setting at 125%. Both of them show this same issue shown from the screenshots. The only reason I changed the Scale and Layout option was because that was the only thing that would make the site viewable. When scale and layout is set to any other option besides 125%, the website appears normally.

So, to re-iterate, the issue is more about the concern that the website is not functioning properly on any windows device where this local setting is defaulted at 125% (In Microsoft Edge). Other browsers do not have this issue as I have tested this local setting with other browsers and the website scales correctly. I am aware and understand that Scale and Layout is a local setting that does accurately test the website, but it was the only setting I could change that would show the website correctly in the browser. I am not trying to say that this local setting is causing the issue, but simply saying that it is a variable as changing it does have a unique effect on the website.

With all of that being said what are some other next steps that you suggest moving forward? I will continue to use the developer tools to investigate but I am still lost as to where to look for a solution.

Thanks