WordPress v4.5.2
Atelier v1.9.81
SwiftFramework v2.2.0
The Row PageBuilder element has repeated box sizing controls, one (in “display” tab) seems more like the pre-version 2 Swift Framework. The other (in the “design” tab) is the post-version 2 Swift Framework style.
In addition, I am seeing some conflicts:
– If I create a row and put things in it, but don’t view/open/change any row settings, the row will get 30px margin top and bottom. However if I open the row settings, for example to set a color for the row in the row settings, that 30px margin is removed. Please see screenshot with FireBug showing two rows, one unmodified, one with only color change (I did not do anything with the box sizing… it did that by itself). So it’s defaulting to 30px vertical margin
– If I create a row, put things in it, go to the row “design” settings tab, do the following to reproduce:
1. using “simplified controls”.
2. enable the use of percentages.
3. set the row vertical padding to 5% (for example).
4. save the row settings.
5. save the page. Now the row has 5% vertical padding as expected.
6. edit the row again, go to “design” settings tab.
7. The “use percentages” option has now reverted back to the “off” position by itself. The vertical padding will still indicate “5”. Don’t change anything and just save the row element.
8. save the page and now the row will have 5px vertical padding instead of 5%.
TLDR:
– duplicated row box sizing controls.
– default vertical margins on row element.
– viewing row settings removes default vertical margins.
– use padding option in row settings is not remembered.
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