White screen of death when narrowing window on MVC project [closed] - user-interface

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Thanks in advance for your time.
My company project uses kendo UI and kendo.bootstrap for UI/X design, but the problem is the decision they tought to use Bootstrap modal too.
So it is a mess in there and js's overlap like crazy.
But I saw one page when I narrow page It gets completely blank.In responsive mode
Any ideas?!
Thanks

There's your problem:
js's overlap like crazy
If you have one page blanking now, you'll have tons and tons of other weird, unpredictable errors in the future. Sort it out now.
Follow this official Kendo guide: https://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/third-party/using-kendo-with-twitter-bootstrap
When a page is blanking, the first thing to do is to check the JavaScript console.

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