SOLVED: The selectors(element) style is not displayed in the builder

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Hello,

In the structure below, the style is applied to the selector of the a tag. But the changes are not displayed in the builder, while there is no problem in the frontend.

{"content":[{"id":"zekute","name":"section","parent":0,"children":["gicobd"],"settings":{}},{"id":"gicobd","name":"container","parent":"zekute","children":["sxjztn"],"settings":{}},{"id":"sxjztn","name":"div","parent":"gicobd","children":["qchduv","beuehm","zcrkwd","owfxmi","gsbewj","kdbxsq"],"settings":{"_columnGap":"10"},"label":"Wrapper","selectors":[{"id":"wzqxcu","selector":"a","settings":{"_padding":{"left":"10","right":"10"},"_background":{"color":{"raw":"#ffc812"}}}}]},{"id":"qchduv","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}},{"id":"kdbxsq","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}},{"id":"gsbewj","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}},{"id":"owfxmi","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}},{"id":"zcrkwd","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}},{"id":"beuehm","name":"text-basic","parent":"sxjztn","children":[],"settings":{"text":"Bricks","link":{"type":"external","url":"#"}}}],"source":"bricksCopiedElements","sourceUrl":"https://try.bricksbuilder.io/t8f1f855","version":"2.3.1"}

Hey @jolia,

Thank you so much for the report. I was able to replicate the issue and I’ve added it to our bug tracker.

This happens because inside the builder the basic text element is still set as a paragraph instead of a link like in the front end. As a temporary workaround, you can manually set a tag to “a” tag.

Thank you and please let me know if you have any questions.
Matej

We’ve addressed this in Bricks 2.3.2, now available as a one-click update in your WordPress Dashboard.

Please read the changelog entry before updating, and let us know if you experience any issues.