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Here too. Had to roll back. Cheers.

Thanks Greg. I guess we could try reformatting images but I don’t understand why it works fine in V 2.2 and earlier, but not in V 2.2.1 …. couldn’t you revert the code to resolve it Cheers.

Misplon,

So we are using Page Builder on about 20 sites so far. Not all of them use Parallax, but as we started updating more sites, we have been seeing some display issues with parallax in version 2.2.1:

Version 2.2 works fine here in production:
https://apiams.com/

Version 2.2.1 does not work correctly here in staging:
https://apiams.staging.wpengine.com/
(Look at the image with the US Flag near bottom of home page and you’ll see what I mean)

Hopefully this may help you track down the problem ??

Thanks Misplon. We contacted our host, WP Engine, and it looks like the problem is resolved. It may have been a caching issue. Cheers.

Problem is with Chrome, not WordPress. You guys may be doing this the hard way:

https://wptavern.com/a-bug-in-chrome-45-causes-wordpress-admin-menu-to-break

A Bug in Chrome 45 Causes WordPress Admin Menu to Break
// WordPress Tavern

Within the last five weeks, several people have reported an issue in Chrome that breaks the WordPress admin menu. If you hover the mouse cursor over menu items in the sidebar, they’ll occasionally fall out-of-place.

Using Chrome 45.0.2454.85, I’m able to inconsistently reproduce the behaviour reported in the ticket. Through the process of elimination, users discovered Chrome is the software at fault and not WordPress.

The source of the problem stems from Slimming Paint which is enabled by default in Chrome 45. Disabling slimming paint fixes the issue.

To disable this feature, visit chrome://flags/#disable-slimming-paint in Chrome and Enable the Disable slimming paint option, and make sure the other two Enable options are disabled because they will override the Disable option.

If this sounds confusing, please refer to the following screenshot provided by Samuel Wood.

Disable Slimming Paint Options

Chrome’s development team is aware of the issue and is working towards a solution that is marked for release in Chrome 47. Until then, users are encouraged to disable Slimming Paint until Chrome fixes the issue.

Here’s another fix that our developer found to fix this issue in Chrome for OSX (Have no idea if this works for Windows). Just enable the “slimming paint” setting in Chrome. Go to this URL in your Chrome browser – chrome://flags/#disable-slimming-paint
Be sure it is enabled.

Hoping Google solves this quickly. Not really an option to add code to functions.php for several hundred WordPress sites.