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Solutions to possible error screen messages.

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\uD83D\uDCD8 Instructions

Required Field was Omitted

In most cases an error occurs because a simple field that is required was left blank. This is common particularly in large pages that contain several Content Rows to sift through.

If your page does not Submit:

  1. Check each Content Row for a red dot.

  2. Expand the Content Row and look for a red asterisk ( * ) which indicates that it is a required field.

  3. Enter any missing data and Submit the page.

Format Error

This type of error typically occurs when you input your own source code. Possible errors include:

  1. The Syntax in the HTML is missing a closing tag, (such as a <div>) and failed to properly include its closing tag (a closing </div> ).

  2. Short codes are exclusive to WordPress and are not compatible outside that environment. ( Examples: [gallery] or [caption] ).

  3. There is a program-specific tag that is not compatible.

Grid Builder: Rule of 3

  • If your page includes a Grid Builder content row, it is possible that 1 or more grid items were left out.

  • The Grid Builder requires grid items in multiples of 3. Any more or less will result in errors.

  • Set the required Grid item to multiples of 3.

The Troublesome Ampersand

One known issue in Cascade is it's trouble rendering the ampersand character.

Solutions:

  1. Omit the symbol and use the word “and”.

  2. If you really need to display the symbol, you can replace any stand-alone ampersand  with its official HTML code:( &amp; ). Example:

For more HTML codes for certain symbols , accented letters, etc. consult this page with all the official symbol codes, so you can be sure they will show up on any display.

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