Kendra, Do you know why it is like this. Can the underlying plumbing not be changed to get away with this. Please share the measurements to get a fair idea on this

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I needed to replace the seal on the bottom of my shower door. It is a framed shower only. no bathtub. The door swings out. The seal is a T-shape and the 1” width needed to be cut to about 1/2” wide. I used the old seal as my guide. The problem i am having is when i close the shower door part of the seal folds under. The side closest to the hinge is fine . The seal is in the right position. But then the rest of it folds backwards underneath the door. Nothing else changed. I just dont understand what i am doing wrong or missing. I hope someone can help. Thanks