I shared the URL to the article in the hidden content.

Hi there!

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, and I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused.

To assist you more effectively, may I kindly request temporary administrative access to your site? This will allow me to thoroughly investigate and resolve the issue for you.

Before sharing the credentials, I strongly recommend taking a complete backup of your site to ensure all data remains secure.

Looking forward to your response.

Best regards

Hi Athick, please find the credentials in the hidden content section.

Thanks Juergen

From my end the page showing correctly. Please check the hidden content area

This is not how it should look like. Please see link in the hidden content.

Check now

Thank you Atick,

t This is looking fine now. Would you mind letting me know about the root cause and what you have done?

Thank you for your message.

This is not actually an issue, but rather expected behavior. When article integration is used, the page is rendered using the template’s blog layout, which typically includes its own margins, padding, and styling. This often differs from the standard page layout used when previewing a page directly in SP Page Builder.

As a result, the preview in SP Page Builder appears different because it uses a regular page layout, whereas the article view applies the blog layout styling.

To ensure visual consistency, I have added custom CSS to your template’s custom.css file to align the blog layout with the standard page appearance.

We appreciate your patience and understanding. Please feel free to reach out if you have any further questions.

Please marked the issue as solved

Best regards