I opened RapidWeaver to see a stacks update - mine is 4.0.0 - my site has now a number of glitches on full screen view - 2 x columns are stacked on top of each other and single columns have some issues?
Any help welcomed as I can’t seem to correct this issue.
Hi yes the strange thing is when I go to “manage addons” Stacks is 4.1.2 but in the edit section of RW each element only shows 4.0.0. I tried reinstalling 4.1.2 from manage addons, but it said already installed. I reinstalled anyway but no change when reopening RW.
Just to add that I have started a new project and the same issue, columns do not appear side by side in full width preview on RW. I have not published as I don’t want to mess up the site at this stage. I’m using RW 7.5.5
It was a typo - I have corrected the RW version to 7.5.5 - I had been away from RW for some time and rejoined with RW7, to upgrade its another £56.00 - but I designed this site a few weeks ago using 7.5.5 and it was fine until I opened to do a couple of tweaks last night (with stacks 4.1.2 waiting for me); all of a sudden multiple columns don’t work (in full width preview), they just revert to a single column, left aligned - I also have a few issues with single columns with images that will no longer centre (left aligned in full width preview no matter what I try to do, replace, new stack, new page, etc. - I’m using Catalina 10.15.7.
You’re right 7.5.7 is the final version of RW7, the last one on release notes is 7.5.5, so I guess the only way to get 7.5.7 would be via the builtin check for updates.
I have a vague memory that one of the last versions of RW7, maybe 7.5.7, said something in the release notes about fixes for compatibility with Stacks4. But it also may not be the case. Too bad we can’t see the release notes for the versions after 7.5.5
Looks like you have found a bug in stacks preview. I was able to reproduce the same thing, I didn’t go through and publish like you did. @isaiah should be able to figure it out and hopefully get a fix out. From you test it looks like it doesn’t affect published sites.
i should be able to fix this up in v4.1.3 – thanks for bringing it to my attention. it looks like the small difference in the folder structure of RapidWeaver Preview between RW7 and RW8 is taken into account for one of the css paths.
it should not affect the published content – it’s an issue just with RapidWeaver 7 and only in Preview mode.