https://www.dropbox.com/s/mse4go918nbhc … t.rsd?dl=0
Eindhoven :: Netherlands
It's easy to see, once you see it.
It's easy to see, once you see it.
Hennie
Registered User
161 posts
Here is a link to the RSD file:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mse4go918nbhc … t.rsd?dl=0
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mse4go918nbhc … t.rsd?dl=0
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
This was what I asked you about. This project was created using Mobile First, so this is functioning correctly.
Coffeegrinder MFP = MFP stands for Mobile First.
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Hennie
Registered User
161 posts
Yes,
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
Eindhoven :: Netherlands
It's easy to see, once you see it.
It's easy to see, once you see it.
Ger van veen
Registered User
148 posts
There are quite a few Components to choose from for Bootstrap3, Bootstrap4 and Foundation. These are found by clicking the Components Toolbar Icon and not the Components Tab under Content. From the Components you can add one of these to your project and then they will appear in the Components Tab under Content.
Scott, For me they are empty
http://gervanveen.nl/rsd.jpg
groet,
Ger van Veen
http://schilder-vanveen.nl
Ger van Veen
http://schilder-vanveen.nl
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Ger van veen wrote:
Scott, For me they are empty
http://gervanveen.nl/rsd.jpg
There are quite a few Components to choose from for Bootstrap3, Bootstrap4 and Foundation. These are found by clicking the Components Toolbar Icon and not the Components Tab under Content. From the Components you can add one of these to your project and then they will appear in the Components Tab under Content.
Scott, For me they are empty
http://gervanveen.nl/rsd.jpg
Looks like a bad install. I would uninstall all versions and re-install just version 2.0.
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Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
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Hennie wrote:
Yes,
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
Yes,
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
We have been able to replicate this internally and will have this fixed in the next update. What you can do now is after you export your site, edit the coffeegrinder.min.css and coffeegrinder.css files and do a search and replace for
screen and (max-width: and change all references to screen and (min-width: and it will correct the issue.
Good catch!!
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Ger van veen
Registered User
148 posts
Scott Swedorski wrote:
Looks like a bad install. I would uninstall all versions and re-install just version 2.0.
Ger van veen wrote:
Scott, For me they are empty
http://gervanveen.nl/rsd.jpg
There are quite a few Components to choose from for Bootstrap3, Bootstrap4 and Foundation. These are found by clicking the Components Toolbar Icon and not the Components Tab under Content. From the Components you can add one of these to your project and then they will appear in the Components Tab under Content.
Scott, For me they are empty
http://gervanveen.nl/rsd.jpg
Looks like a bad install. I would uninstall all versions and re-install just version 2.0.
Hi scott
I did not help
groet,
Ger van Veen
http://schilder-vanveen.nl
Ger van Veen
http://schilder-vanveen.nl
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Ger van veen wrote:
I did not help
I did not help
Please try this Go to C:\Users\user-account-name\AppData\Roaming and delete the file SharedSettings.ccs and the restart RSD. See if that helps.
You will have to turn on hidden files and folders in order to access this file. Here's how:
Windows 10/8/7/Vista
Open your My Computer folder. Select Organize > Folder and Search Options > View tab. Scroll down and select Show Hidden Files and Folders. It's also a good idea to uncheck Hide Extensions for Known File Types.
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David Dashwood
Registered User
55 posts
Hi Scott,
Just saw your last post ..... worked a treat, now I have all the components shown.
Oh, and it saved me re-installing the app.
Thanks,
David
Just saw your last post ..... worked a treat, now I have all the components shown.
Oh, and it saved me re-installing the app.
Thanks,
David
Scott Swedorski
VP of Software Development
0 posts
Hennie wrote:
Yes,
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
Yes,
But why does it look different and behaves different when loading the same project created in V1.5 in the new V2.
Have a look at attached screenshots.
This issue has been addressed with version 2.0 Build 1973.
Learn the essentials with these quick tips for Responsive Site Designer, Responsive Email Designer, Foundation Framer, and the new Bootstrap Builder. You'll be making awesome, code-free responsive websites and newsletters like a boss.
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