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Pagbuilder Update Breaks Websites

MD

MW Dev

SP Page Builder 4 years ago

In latest update, I notice a CSS issue that DESTROYED one of my websites. Something is generating this CSS on ALL pagebuilder sections in the /media CSS files. Trying to override this does CSS not work and going back to media CSS files to edit the compiled.

@media (min-width:1400px) {#section-id-1601989793380 > .sppb-row-container { max-width:100px;}}

Now who is responsible for that? What website would anyone ever make that is 100px wide? Where is this defaulting from and overriding my section widths? These same sections that are listed in media/css have the correct width defined. BUT, inside the compiled file the 100px is still added - and overrides everything.

Also, I could not revert to older version of Pagebuilder without errors as there DB is changed in update. Then, you don't list older versions for download even.

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3 Answers
Ofi Khan
Ofi Khan
Accepted Answer
Support Agent 4 years ago #15726

Hello MW Dev

Apology for the consequence. Always take a full site backup before updating anything in Joomla. I can provide you older SP Page Builder versions. Which one do you need?

Best regards

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Pavel
Pavel
Accepted Answer
4 years ago #15771

@media (min-width:1400px) {#section-id-1601989793380 > .sppb-row-container { max-width:100px;}}

Looks like a custom code. In SP PB there is no 1400px breackpoint. Even in the new version. Check your custom code.

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MD
MW Dev
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4 years ago #15800

So, I have kept the most recent PageBuilder version and fixed the issue by editing all the inline CSS files in the /media folder.

@Custom code - it's not. The CSS is being applied to sections. None of the affected pages have custom CSS in any of the addons. BUT, this media query is being compiled on each pagebuilder page (all of them). There's also nothing in my template custom CSS or SCSS with 1400px breakpoint either. And even if so, my question is how would PageBuilder compile that into the inline CSS found in the media folder?

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