Diagnose and fix issues
Why background blur disappears after publishing and how to restore it.
Learn why a breakpoint preview is unavailable and what’s required to enable it.
Compromised and circumventing sites are major issues in Google Ads. Compromised sites contain harmful content or redirects, while circumventing sites use tricks like cloaking or bypassing policies, which can lead to account suspensions.
Learn how to troubleshoot CSS optimization warnings and identify whether they are caused by outdated components or a potential Framer bug.
If you struggle to get your Framer website on Google, there might be an underlying issue. Here are the most common problems preventing your website from being indexed on Google and how to solve them.
This guide covers two site publishing errors—publishing and optimization errors—and their resolution strategies.
Optimization issues often occur when custom code components or overrides depend on browser-specific APIs. This guide explains why these errors arise and how to resolve them.
Unwanted horizontal scrolling on a Framer website often occurs when an element exceeds the viewport width due to specific properties. Here’s how to identify and fix the issue.
In this guide, we explain what nested links are, why they cause issues, and how to resolve the warnings they generate in Framer.
Framer stops updating a CMS collection, web page, smart component, or module during publishing if it becomes too large.
In this guide, we explain how to resolve the error message “This domain is already connected to another project” when adding a custom domain in Framer.
In this guide, we answer common questions about site search in Framer and provide solutions to potential issues.
With one of our updates in the CMS, certain functionalities related to code components and overrides built on Framer internals are no longer supported.
If your navigation works in preview but behaves unexpectedly on a mobile device, you may need to adjust how interactions and transitions are set up.
The error “offline or slow connection, editing is disabled” occurs when Framer cannot reliably connect to its server, often due to a slow or unstable connection.
When opening older projects, Framer performs optimizations to enhance performance without altering the appearance of your website.
If you’re experiencing issues with scroll section offset Y in Chrome, it is caused by a known bug.
In Framer, the error message “We detected a problem in one of your code components/overrides” signals an issue in your custom React code.
If animations on your Framer site aren’t working, particularly with Ticker components or appear effects, the issue may stem from reduced motion settings on devices or browsers.
Learn how to identify and fix common custom domain issues in Framer
Learn how to diagnose and fix common HubSpot form issues on your Framer site.
Learn how to verify, diagnose, and fix common Meta Pixel issues on your Framer site.
The article addresses the error ”SVGs with large images inside are not supported” that arises when importing SVG images from applications like Figma. These images might include JPG or PNG format images which are inlined into SVG files, consuming more storage and potentially exceeding the size limit that Framer supports.
Learn why your A/B test may not be showing results and how to troubleshoot common causes.
In this guide, we explain how to troubleshoot effects not working in your project. You'll learn to check Scroll Variant settings, Accessibility options, and device modes that may impact animations.
Learn how you can set an element to a fixed position.
Learn why your Framer canvas may appear blank and how to fix it by identifying and resolving Template Layout errors.
Learn how to fix your site if it isn't filling the screen on a phone breakpoint.
If Google isn’t indexing content revealed through user interactions like hover or click, it could negatively affect your SEO.
If your website's favicon isn’t displaying correctly in Safari, don’t worry—this is a common issue with straightforward fixes.
If your video isn’t automatically playing with sound on your website, it’s likely due to default browser settings.