Hi! You might get some more help in the Commerce Forum since it's seems to be a commerce related question.
Anyhow, could you send a print screen explaining where it is in the UI?
Hi Joel,
Sorry about the delayed reply on my end. Good point -- I guess I figured since it's a question about the CMS UI rather than commerce manager or commerce-related logic, it made sense in the CMS forum. I can definitely copy it over there if I get no luck here!
Regarding a screen cap -- sure thing! Attached below.
You can see above that the media file collection displays 6 rows, but hides all additional ones (7, 8, 9, 10+) behind the fold of the "You can drop media here" UI element. They don't come into view below it either, they're just gone. If those image rows had actual non-broken images, each row would take up more height, and even less of them would actually fit on the screen before the rest are cut off.
I experienced the same behavior in the Variant view UI on the Product level.
P.S. Am I blind, or is there no way to upload images directly into a post in World, and I have to host the image elsewhere and link to it afterwards?.. sheesh.
While looking at the list of variants at the product level in the CMS Commerce Catalog view, it seems that there is a hard height limit on the number of items Epi's UI displays. There is no scrollbar, and the number just cuts off at somewhere around 6-7 variants. The same thing happens for the media item collections (like images at the product level for example) -- the number of images visible in that collection stops at about 5, and even though you're able to add more -- you can't actually see them in the UI, as they hide behind-the-fold of the "drop images here" element.
This is all on Epi 10.4.2.0 project. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this a current bug?
I feel like I ran into this with previous versions of Epi, but it was fixed, so I'm wondering if it maybe made a comeback in 10, or if maybe it wasn't fixed in the first place. Or, of course, if this is somehow unique to this specific project (though I highly doubt it, as no customizations to Epi UI there have been made..).