Environment:
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Platform: Baserow SaaS
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Feature: Application Builder
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Component: Column Element
Issue 1: Elements disappear when moved between columns
When moving an element (for example, a Choice Element or Checkbox Element) from one column to another within a Column Element, the element sometimes disappears from the builder interface, but element styling remains.
This appears to happen specifically when moving elements to the left.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Open an Application Builder page containing a Column Element.
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Add multiple child elements (such as Choice or Checkbox elements).
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Move an element from one column to another, particularly from right to left.
Expected Behavior:
The element should immediately appear in its new column location.
Actual Behavior:
The element disappears from the builder UI after being moved.
Workarounds:
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Edit the hidden element in some way (for example, change the border size or another setting), which causes it to reappear.
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Refresh the Application Builder page, after which the element becomes visible again.
Issue 2: Elements disappear when reducing the number of rows
When reducing the number of rows in a Column Element (for example, changing from 6 columns to 3 columns), elements contained in the rightmost rows disappear.
Previously, these elements would automatically be appended to the remaining columns.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Create a Column Element with multiple columns containing elements.
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Populate elements across all rows.
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Reduce the number of rows (for example, from 6 columns to columns).
Expected Behavior:
Elements contained in removed columns should be automatically moved to the remaining columns, as they were previously.
Actual Behavior:
Elements in the removed/rightmost columns disappear from the builder UI.
Workaround:
Refreshing the Application Builder page causes the missing elements to reappear.
Additional Information:
Video demonstrating the first issue. Changing the number of columns does the same thing.
Issue 3: Text Element Markdown formatting bug
In a Text Element using Markdown format, typing text, pressing Enter, and then typing a hyphen (-) causes the first line of text to unexpectedly become formatted as a heading.
After continuing to type, the formatting returns to normal.
Steps to Reproduce:
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Add a Text Element in the Application Builder.
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Set format to Markdown.
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Type a line of text.
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Press Enter.
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Type
-at the start of the new line.
Expected Behavior:
Text should remain consistent with Markdown rules (e.g., list formatting or plain text depending on syntax).
Actual Behavior:
The first line temporarily becomes a heading format incorrectly.
Workaround:
Continuing to type corrects the formatting automatically.
Additional Information:
Video demonstrating the issue:
