Managing Breakpoints

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mhinnc
 
 
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Managing Breakpoints

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I believe a while back this was dealt with, but I'm unable to find a reference to it now.

What would be the best method for managing breakpoint values where old values are deleted or changed on all pages and only new values shown?

For instance, an existing master page was designed with 2 breakpoints in addition to the default breakpoint, such as 768px and 320px, and all other 50+ pages have these values as well, and now it is decided to change all breakpoint values to 1000px and 480px, respectively.

Currently, when using Manage Breakpoints, when deleting or changing a previous breakpoint value to a new value and clicking "Apply these breakpoints to other pages" and then having selected all pages in the project, the old values are not replaced with new values, rather the new value is added to the old values on all pages. I'm finding that I have to remove the old breakpoint values on each page throughout the project.

I'm hoping I'm overlooking some simple way to make all pages in the project reflect the new values only. Any ideas?

Any/all help is appreciated.
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Re: Managing Breakpoints

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There is no option to replace breakpoints for all pages at the same time.
The reason for this is that the breakpoint data is stored in the page and other page may have different objects with the same ID or the same objects with different ID's, so it is not safe to copy that data to another page as it could 'scramble' the layout.
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Re: Managing Breakpoints

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Thanks for the explanation Pablo.
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