I have a PSD on which I would like to use multiple artboards. My initial artboard shows all content, but each successive artboard shows no content whatsoever, not even the white background you typically get with a blank artboard. Can anyone shed light as to what is going on?
Do you see that behavior whenever you duplicate an artboard or just on that image? Is there any way you could post the file so we can take a look at it?
On OS Ventura 13.0, happens a lot for me. Haven't been able to discern a pattern relating to, say, main artboard's complexity, the overall file size, etc.; if anything, it's happening more often with smaller, simpler files than with my more complex retouch then crop exports files (the ones that have the main retouch large canvas + a few artboards of smaller canvases of various croppings). Sometimes running Disk Doctor fixes the problem; sometimes restarting in safe mode then again normally does; quitting and restarting PSD alone does nothing. Often opening a different file then dragging the original artboard in, then working from there works. Extremely frustrating ā and a major time suck.
I am having this issue as well. I select an artboard and duplicate it. I put something in the new artboard and I just see an empty artboard. No context shows up, images, texts linked images, nothing.
I am having a similar problem - existing artboards in a PSD file suddenly aren't showing their content on screen. I can see all the different layers in the layers panel, but it just isn't showing on the artboard itself. However, if I export the artboard, everything exports without issue.
I was having same problem - dont know why, but when I copied files from the one artboard that was visible, and dragged those files into the artboards that were not showing, they appeared as well.
By default I have all those boxes checked. Will see next time I experience the artboard issue if one or more mysteriously got unchecked, because your solution makes perfect sense. Thanks!
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