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June 21, 2021
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Horizontal blue lines all across created pages (in design mode)

  • June 21, 2021
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Every page I create show accumulation of small blue horizontal lines across the page in between and also over the text.  ADOBE support suggestion was to

remove Adobe CC ,

remove DW

reinstall CC

reinstall DW

This procedure did not help at all.

Any suggestion how to fix this is welcome. I am attaching a screeshot as well.

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    Nayan_Kankariya
    Community Manager
    Community Manager
    June 22, 2021

    Hi @eli5FD6 ,

     

    Thanks for writing to us. As Nancy suggested, this could be due to graphics card driver update on your machine. Can you please try updating the graphics drivers to the latest available and see if the issue gets resolved. Also can you please help us with the below so that we can try recreating the issue internally and accordingly investigate the same.

     

    1. Dw version.
    2. OS and machine configuration details.
    3. Is the issue observed with all the views code/design/live and split
    4. Is the issue observed with all files or a specific file
    5. Are you aware of any specific changes to your machine made recently post which the issue started occuring.
    6. Display monitor details.
    7. Is the issue observed with Dw only on your machine or you see the issue with other apps as well.
    8. Please try creating a new site with the same local root folder and servers and see if the issue gets resolved.

     

    Have a pleasant day!

     

    Regards,

    Nayan

    Dreamweaver Team

    Nancy OShea
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 21, 2021

    This looks like a GPU problem to me.  Try updating your graphics drivers from your video card manfucaturer's website, not from MS.

     

     

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
    Jon Fritz
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 21, 2021

    If what Birnou suggests has no effect, please share a link to your work in progress so we can see the code of the page.

    If it's not a browser display issue, it's going to be a code issue.

    Adobe support's only suggestion is pretty much always going to be "uninstall and reinstall". Everything is a nail when your only tool is a hammer. They're smiply not trained to find or repair code issues.

    eli5FD6Author
    Participant
    June 21, 2021

    could be said better....the help i got was close to nothing both online and an email support.

    DW, like many MS products,  is overloaded with too many functions nobody probably knows about or uses but the code seems to me 20 years old and piling up.

    I dont believe someone can help

    At least the final visual page is ok online....

    Jon Fritz
    Community Expert
    Community Expert
    June 21, 2021

    If you're using an old version, then yes, the code will be older. Adobe doesn't update the old versions after a new one comes out, so programs like CS6 are stuck in 2012 and will remain there. 

    Newer versions do use more modern defaults as far as code goes, but certain things are still somewhat beyond the program's capabilities to display correctly (fr units in grid show as errors, and vh/vw still explode in design view).

    Design View itself hasn't been updated in a very, very long time. Adobe's plan seems to be to replace it entirely at some point with the Live View Editor. They haven't been able to port all of Design View's functionality over yet, so it languishes on, giving at best a bare framework view of your page. Always use the actual browsers to determine what your design will do in the real world.

    The lines you show in your screen capture are unusual though. I've never seen them before.

    It could be something in the way you've deisnged the page that's causing the issue in Design View. It could be errors that Design View doesn't know how to deal with, it could be completely fine and simply the way it works with what you have. 

    As long as your page is clean and valid here: http://validator.w3.org/nu and displays correctly in the actual browsers, it's nothing to worry about, just an archaic piece of programming showing its age.

    B i r n o u
    Legend
    June 21, 2021

    I don't think thta thisis due to Dreamweaver, but to a sreen refresh problem... once you get the focus on the display part , try hitting F5, or right right click and choice Refresk in the drop down menu... and see if the blue line are still located in the same place