hey there! so iām currently writing a pattern with multiple colours. when i turn off ribbuild to see how the pattern would look for viewers, it just⦠i donāt even know how to describe this, all i can say is It Does Notā¢. see below pictures ā picture 1 is in ribbuild, and picture 2 is when itās turned off.
am i doing something wrong? why does ribbuild hate me all the gibberish itās showing is not what i wrote in the pattern ā i just wrote the colour name like itās any other word, nothing special.
This is just a wild guess, but maybe go to your color selection at the beginning to see if something is up with the numbers/colors there. That definitely looks like a color code/number!
Try picking another color and see if it still happens
Iām actually not sure Ribbuild would accept user-input HTML, but it would be interesting! No, what Iām thinking is that thereās something on the materialsā page that is messing this up
yep, theyāre hex codes for sure! but everything seems fine in the colour section. some are working fine in the pattern (like the one titled ābackgroundā is working mostly fine) but the other 6 or so colours said nope not today
Odd How does it react if you divide the rounds into half? Like, move some information to another box?
Maybe the information is too much for one line, is what Iām thinking.
Iām no real tech support, it was 10 years ago since I studied IT
Yikes, tricky! If I remember the codes right, black and white are the ones bugging out, right? Or are there more? Kind of odd if the colors that contain all color and no color are the ones not working
literally black and white are not working, and the rest are generic names for aspects that can be customized to the crocheterās liking. i also have āblushā and ābandanaā that are giving me attitude.
Itās fixed. The issue was with using āBACKGROUNDā as a color name in the materials section while using the word ābackgroundā (in lowercase) in the instruction section.
Since ābackgroundā has another meaning when used in the instruction section, it canāt be used as a color name.
We changed that color name to āBACKā in the material section and in a few instructions as an example.
Please feel free to contact us via message or chat if you have questions regarding this issue.