Question:
As you can see here the rows under display only shows 1 row, but the rows under position shows 16 rows as it should be.
I have tried clearing caches and logging back in on a new tab, but it’s not loading up properly still, so I suspect this may be my own understanding, but unsure.
Product:
[Which editor or feature is your question most relevant to? e.g. Wix Studio.]
The rows shown under display show the rows of the element currently selected.
The rows under position show the amount of rows in the parent element which the currently selected element.
For example, you may have a section with 16 rows, but the container selected only has 1 row.
Yes that is what was happening. The problem I have now is that when I move a paragraph into row 6 on mobile, it moves it around on Desktop. How do I stop this please @noahlovell ? I read that it cascades down from desktop to tablet to mobile, but here it’s going the other way.
I think this article will help to explain things - Studio Editor: Designing Across Breakpoints | Help Center | Wix.com
There are some changes that affect all breakpoints, such as data changes or structural changes, like reparenting elements. If it’s purely just moving within a grid, then not sure what’s happening there
@noahlovell, the thing is that it’s going the wrong way. Mobile is trickling up to desktop, rather than Desktop trickling down to tablet and mobile.
The article says:
"The Studio Editor uses a cascading concept when it comes to designing across breakpoints. Changes you make on larger breakpoints trickle down to smaller breakpoints, but changes on smaller breakpoints don’t affect larger breakpoints.
For example, a button that is designed to be purple on desktop is automatically purple on tablet and mobile. If you change its color on mobile, the button is still purple on tablet and desktop."
The change I’m making is to move a paragraph on the mobile breakpoint into a different row using the row numbers in the panel, and whenever I do it moves on Desktop too.
Will read it anyway to see if there are any clues, thanks.
UPDATE: So it was yet another caching bug. I seem to have to clear the caches every hour to get anything done. I mistake the bugs for understanding issues on my part and then most of the time it turns out to be the editor.
Hey @user27
Thanks for updating with the solution that worked for you. That’s for sure not ideal and will pass it on to the team 
