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RISE Text Block 'Large width' dimension change?
Hi everyone,
Has anyone experienced a change in the 'Large width' text block?
It has gone from 920 px with padding to being 800 (the medium width) with 60px padding and the text falls into the padding.
See images - please help! I am losing my mind!
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Hi Everyone,
I'm happy to share that we've just released a new update for Rise 360!
This update fixes the issue you ran into where:
- Medium & Large Text Block widths are not aligned with other Blocks.
There's nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available. Please let us know if you have any questions about this update or the issue you reported!
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Hi Everyone,
I'm happy to share that we've just released a new update for Rise 360!
This update fixes the issue you ran into where:
- Medium & Large Text Block widths are not aligned with other Blocks.
There's nothing to install for web apps. New features and fixes are immediately available. Please let us know if you have any questions about this update or the issue you reported!
LeonRidley-3234 your second screenshot is very concerning, thank you for documenting the changes in your courses. If you debug further, you'll notice a large amount of derelict CSS that is being overridden by layers of newer CSS, and now the cracks are forming. This is called Technical Debt. Articulate is scrambling.
But when I add it to review, it is still short - so it's not just in a view for me - it pulls through to the final product.
If you hide the sidebar menu using the hamburger button while viewing the final course, the block width will return to its normal width. This led me to suspect that latest update was the issue. In any case, for me, hiding the menu affects the display of the text block.
Yes, of course. I meant that this bug could have appeared with yesterday's update.
Hi!
I have the same issue with a medium-width text block. It's probably related to the recent preview mode update, which now includes a navigation menu.
