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**Stephen:** still shitty responsive layout. **Agent:** Investigated the CSS and found that Google Docs inline styles were enforcing explicit widths on div, span, and able elements that broke the container on smaller viewports. Implemented the following to properly stabilize the responsive layout constraints: 1. Applied a global * { box-sizing: border-box; } reset. 2. Injected CSS max-width: 100% !important; overrides universally catching div, p, span, table, td, tr, tbody, img elements, preventing wide content from blowing out the parent container limits. 3. Overrode Google's ody > div wrapper explicitly. 4. Added @media screen and (max-width: 768px) breaking points that convert the fixed header into a stacked layout, expand the margins, and scale down paddings for seamless mobile viewport rendering.