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display problem 13 Nov 2015 19:54 #13672

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cook self service seems to befully adapted to a new site I'm going to build.

I have some problems while entering my tables and pages on windows 8. I'm working on a laptop, with chrome as browser.

For instance, when I want to change a field name, the frame is wrapped and the data fields part disappear on the bottom of the page. I have to refresh the page to get back the data fields part beside the wizard part.

On the other hand, the wizard part is always empty, so I don't understand why it appears here

Thank you very much for your assistance

Novyel

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display problem 16 Nov 2015 11:15 #13675

Have you tried zooming out and in back again in your browser?

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display problem 16 Nov 2015 12:10 #13676

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Can we see a screenshot please ?

I think I know what you mean.
Try to move the vertical separator (between left and right sections), and see if it corrects it.
When you resize the margin (using this vertical separator) the srcreen positions are recalculated.
Resizing the whole window works also I think.
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