valerie.cline

hi this error only shows up in an admin so no way to link top it. It happens all the time, for me as well. Couldn’t update collection Instant exceeds minimum or maximum instant (through reference chain: com.squarespace.content.product_service.v1_1.model.ProductDTO$Builder["updatedOn"])

However -I have no solution to get any information to display in the Additional Info section. Nothing appears when I add information in that field. So for me there were two issues and one I've solved *band-aid. 1 - nothing will show up when I add information in the Additional Info field for my products 2 - there was a persistent grey box appearing under my product thumbnails that is related to the thumbnail overflow -and only went away when i set it to "hidden" from "scroll" Hope this helps someone!

I managed to fix my issue with this: .tweak-product-basic-item-gallery-design-slideshow.tweak-product-basic-item-thumbnail-placement-below .ProductItem-gallery-thumbnails { overflow-x:hidden!important; } It was set to scroll - however even when there were no items to scroll there was this grey box on the page. Above CSS removed it. Of course I will have to remember to remove this if I ever have a large number of alternative product images that would need to scroll. I've attached the issue seen in Chrome.

Hi I am finding the additional info to be problematic as well. Nothing I add to it will show up, and when it's empty there is a funny grey box that always displays -which of course I don't want. I have the same issue with Safari, Chrome and FF.

Same here -I even deleted the shop and then added it again and got the same error right away. It is annoying.

I do hope that we can turn this off. It should be optional for sure. We don't all have the time to fully test this roll out for SP. And that's how the current plan appears. That we are doing the functional testing. I also spent a number of hours working with Fluid Engine and find that it removed many of the things previously separated SP from other simple web platforms. I know SP as a feature rich, simple to use platform that would predictably produce reliable results, with enough flexibility to take it to the next level if you had more web skills, while still being a no brainer to hand off or recommend to clients with little to no tech skills to manage. Not having to worry about the mobile experience was huge. That is no longer the case. It's time consuming and fussy to get consistent layouts and reproduce things as others have said. All in all it's way more fussy and time consuming to work with without any gains from my perspective as someone comfortable working with CSS. Other platforms (WIX) do this far better and begs the question why not use WIX if this is the audience you are now targeting? And yes WIX can be time consuming tweaking all the layouts and fussing with the mobile experience too but they've been doing this kind of user interface for a lot longer and have it sorted out -far better than the current state of FE. I liked SP because it was different from WIX. I like WIX for what they've done too -but I chose SP. I've known people in the SP community wondering if they should change to WP due to other challenges, now this FE rollout might just make their decisions easier. There were definite advantages SP had over WIX, that now appear gone, at least at the drag and drop level of development. Ugh. Please give us back the classic editor. Please consider keeping that as an option as well so we don't have to babysit the mobile experience on every page, with every edit. It's something I chose over WIX that I know my clients like. And yes I know WIX is not necessarily the only alternative to SP but I mention it here because they have a drag and drop editor, it's biggest thing that separated it from SP in my humble opinion. There are a tonne of alternatives out there -many very good web platforms to choose from. In the fairly fast, flexible (design and function), easy-to-use, reliable, mobile-first category SP had an edge.