NEW BUG - Release 1.7.0

[Brendo Marinho]

Hi,

I have a lot of problems with the new version, released yesterday 1.7.0.1114 - Shell 1.3.10.0 (64-bit).

Up next the urgent bugs that I saw:

1 - The application is with a wrong language, even I was changed that at Help -> Language. My PC language is PT-BR, but, I need to use in EN (US/GB). 

2 - The advanced timeline easing isn't working. 

3 - When I tried to create new classes to change keyframe options, the GWD creates .gwd-new-class-"XX" always. And, in others keyframes the class remains visible.

I need to change visibility of elements with opacity modification, easing in/out the opacity status.

I tried to remove all cache items, but, actually wasn't work. 

\Users\<username> \AppData\Local\Google\Google Web Designer\data\cache

Best,

Brendo Marinho

[Google Web Designer beta]

Hi Brendo,

I will try to answer your questions, please let me know if you still see the issues after the following steps.

1. Could you try this to see if it works for you? First, please change the language to English or whatever you would like to change to, then keep running GWD for a while before reloading. Then, go to File>Quit and relaunch. 

Please let me know if that changed the language for you.

2. Easing is only available for the keyframes that hold properties. So, for that case in the screenshot, please move an element or change something at the keyframe. Then easing should become available.

3. Could you give me mode details on the issue? 

4. If you like to change the opacity, add keyframes, then while selecting a keyframe, open Properties panel, then change opacity, which lists under"Style" and "Fill". 1 means 100%.

Thanks,

Mariko - Google Web Designer team

[Brendo Marinho]

Hi Mariko,

1. I left it open for a while before closing and it worked.

2. The problem is that it was animating based on keyframes and classes. This worked previously, because I added the class to the keyframe in the CSS menu as a new class, and it changed the opacity property.

3. Since I relied on the animate classes, it wasn't working because I was applying the opacity in the class. Previously, this worked in conjunction with keyframes.

4. Doing according to your indication I was able to change the opacity of the element and easing properties.

Thanks for the answers,
Brendo Marinho

[Google Web Designer beta]

Hi Brendo,

Thank you for your reply.

Regarding 2-3, could you send us your test file so that I can see what's going on?

gwd-s...@google.com

If that was working before the updated version, it could be a bug.

Thanks,

Mariko