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Hi @stljeff1 styles are shared purposely in order to allow the reuse of them on different pages.
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Hi,
I am trying to upgrade my Grapes from 16 to the current version. One of the biggest changes is the use of Page Manager.
I am confused. It seems that the canvas will hold all styles of all pages in page manager. I'm very curious to know if that is purposeful. Regardless, how do I clear out styles that do not apply to the current page?
I created a codepen to show my situation: https://codepen.io/stljeff1/pen/bGMvgom
I have 3 paragraphs, all with P tags. Each page has its own styling for P tags. But, when I load all 3 pages into PageManager, the canvas shows the style from the last page.
In my local instance, I am loading one page at a time. When I load a new page, I
removethe "main" page before loading the new page:Even still, the styles from the previous page remains.
Again, this seems like a bug. Nonetheless, is there a way to "clear" out styles on canvas that do not apply to the current page.
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