Hello,
Thank you for your response and for clarifying the technical distinction.
That said, I need to be direct: regardless of whether we are operating in integrator or user mode, having a significant visual discrepancy between the editor view and the actual frontend rendering is fundamentally unacceptable — and frankly, contradictory to the very DNA of a visual page builder.
The core promise of such a tool is WYSIWYG: what you see in the editor should reflect, as accurately as possible, what appears on the live page. On images in particular, the gap we are currently experiencing is substantial, and this creates serious issues in our workflow as an agency.
Practically speaking, we are forced to explain this inconsistency to our clients — which is not only time-consuming but also undermines their confidence in the tool and, by extension, in our work. Asking a client to mentally reconcile two different visual states is simply not a viable situation.
This is a genuine quality issue that we believe needs to be addressed as a priority. A visual editor that does not reliably reflect the frontend output is a fundamental contradiction of what is being sold.
We trust you understand the urgency of this and hope to see a concrete improvement in an upcoming release.