I love bubble. I use it almost daily, for projects but also just to test ideas and make mockups for future apps I could want to develop.
However, I often turn my computer on, open my browser, log in into bubble, and give up as I land on an empty page… I end up watching youtube videos or reading something else and I never really start to work.
The reason is I extensively use the “This element is visible on page load” altogether with conditionals to have a nice and fast multi-views app, that is not blinking on load. But every time I quit and reload the editor, all the elements that are “not visible on page load” disappear, and every bubble session start by make them reappear one by one in the tree…
Does bubble have a “this element isn’t visible on page load but should be kept visible in the editor” feature ? Else, what can I do ?? I’m seriously considering offering blinking pages to my clients if I don’t find a solution to get back those 10minutes I loose every time I open a project.
Thanks, and keep safe
At first I thought there wasn’t a way based on this:
But give this a shot:
Set them all to visible, and then on page load do this:
Not that I know of, but it seems like a good feature suggestion. Perhaps a compromise solution (which might be easier for the Bubble team to implement quickly) would be an “Unhide All” command.
Either way, the chances of it happening are slim to none if a formal request is not submitted, which I think is done either via the bug report page or an email to support.
Okay, I will do that then, because I really really need it
It could work, thanks for the tip,
but I have been told you should never have visible elements that are supposed to disappear as they might blink on page load (be there and disappear once the page is fully load) on low-end mobile devices… I guess I have to test it
@stern.solal ah, good call. That is almost certainly going to happen. A workaround for this may be to have an additional group on top of all the others that is visible on page load as well and then gets hidden as the final step, and it contains a spinner or some text to say “page loading” or the like.
Yes, this feature would save a great deal of time! @stern.solal, you should repost this under the category “idea”.
Really interesting idea ! I love it
Okay, I’ll do that
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