Changing the number of columns when editing a row will reset the style

Hi

We’re working to replicate this issue now. I’m not immediately able to, but I have asked Alex also to test. We’ll revert ASAP. Thanks for reporting and rolling back in the meantime.

Hi again

Alex and I are having a hard time replicating this issue at the moment. Do you perhaps have a local installation or a dev site you could test on?

Hi.

This is happening with both locally installed WordPress and WordPress installed on a rental server.

Incidentally, this phenomenon is the same in both SSL and non-SSL environments.

I reproduced it by following the steps below.

1) Click “Add Row” button to add a row.
2) Open the “Edit Row” window and add Row Class to “Row Styles”.
3) Click on the left column area and close the pop-up window by clicking on the “Done” button while “Cell 1 Style” is displayed on the right.
4) Open “Edit Row” again and check Row Class in “Row Styles”, and you will see that the class name you set is gone.

Hi tomtomtomy,

Thank you for providing those steps. I was able to replicate this issue by following them. I’ve come up with a fix that will be released shortly. In the meantime, I’ve prepared you a patched version of SiteOrigin Page Builder that includes this fix. You can download it by clicking here.

Before proceeding, do a backup.

Navigate to Plugins > Installed Plugins and deactivate Page Builder by SiteOrigin, and then delete it. Scroll to the top of the page and click Add New, Upload Plugin and upload siteorigin-panels.2.15.3-beta.zip. When prompted, activate it.

Kind regards,
Alex

Hi again.

A quick follow-up. If you perhaps get a chance to test the beta version above, please, let us know.

Thanks!

Hi.

I installed and tested the beta version of this plugin in my local environment. I have confirmed that the error has been improved.

Thank you.

Super, thanks for confirming!