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 * [ProgrammingError Exception Following a Recent Upgrade](#programmingerror-exception-following-a-recent-upgrade)
 * [502 Bad Gateway Error When Calling NAPALM API](#502-bad-gateway-error-when-calling-napalm-api)
+* [Rack Elevations Do Not Display](#rack-elevations-do-not-display-v2.7)
 
 ## ProgrammingError Exception Following a Recent Upgrade
 
@@ -19,4 +20,16 @@ NetBox is using NAPALM to request information from a device, but the WSGI proces
 
 ### Recommended Solution
 
-You can increase the timeout of the WSGI process so that it waits longer for the device to respond. For example, you can set `timeout=60` in your Gunicorn configuration file. (Gunicorn's default timeout is 30 seconds.) Keep in mind that there's also a timeout value controlled by your HTTP daemon (e.g. nginx or Apache), which determines how long it will wait for a response from the WSGI service. This timeout must be equal to or greater than the WSGI timeout.
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+You can increase the timeout of the WSGI process so that it waits longer for the device to respond. For example, you can set `timeout=60` in your Gunicorn configuration file. (Gunicorn's default timeout is 30 seconds.) Keep in mind that there's also a timeout value controlled by your HTTP daemon (e.g. nginx or Apache), which determines how long it will wait for a response from the WSGI service. This timeout must be equal to or greater than the WSGI timeout.
+
+## Rack Elevations Do Not Display (v2.7+)
+
+### What's Happening
+
+NetBox makes two requests to its REST API to render the front and rear elevations of a rack. You can try fetching these SVG images directly by requesting `/api/dcim/racks/XXX/elevation/?render=svg`, where XXX is the rack's database ID.
+
+If the direct API call is successful but the images don't appear on the rack page, it's likely that your HTTP server is setting the `X-Frame-Options` header to `DENY`. You can inspect the headers of the response by opening your browser's developer tools (F12 in Firefox/Chrome) and inspecting the initial request for the rack page. `X-Frame-Options` should be set to `SAMEORIGIN`.
+
+### Recommended Solution
+
+Inspect the configuration of your HTTP daemon (e.g. nginx or Apache) and remove any statements which statically set the `X-Frame-Options` header.
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