This often happens when elements rely on complex styling, JavaScript, or dynamically generated content that doesn't fully transfer or render correctly during the initial screen capture process. The solution is to manually update the element's code within the editor using the original, working code from your product.
You can fix the element by copying its functional code directly from the live product and pasting it into the editor:
Step 1:
Inspect the Working Element in the Live Product
- Navigate to the live version of your product (not the editor).
- Right-click on the missing or broken element (e.g., a button or a div).
- Select "Inspect" to open your browser's Developer Tools.
Step 2:
Copy the correct HTML code
- In the "Elements" or "Inspector" tab, locate the full HTML block corresponding to the element.
- Right-click on the correct HTML node and select "Copy" > "Copy element" (or "Copy outerHTML"). This captures the complete, working code.
Step 3:
Inspect the Broken Element in the Editor
- Return to the editor where the element appears broken.
- Right-click on the broken element's placeholder or area.
- Select "Inspect" to open the Developer Tools again.
Step 4:
Paste and Save:
- In the Developer Tools, right-click on the broken element's code node in the editor.
- Select "Edit as HTML" or "Edit element".
- Delete the existing broken code and paste the correct code you copied in Step 2.
- Close the Developer Tools. The element should now render correctly.
- Save the screen to finalize your changes.
This manual replacement guarantees the editor utilizes the precise, functional code directly from your product, thereby resolving the rendering problem.