Hi. Not sure if anyone else is experiencing this. Page names seem to keep disappearing (the name of a page in the Pages panel is literally blank). I once noticed that an entire page was gone (along with all the layers), but now it just seems like a page name. The page remains, so I continue making changes to the layers, but I have to go and add a name to the page again. This is annoying and might lead to confusion with the stakeholders. Any fixes for this?
This sounds like a bug, so send the details about it (including file links, screenshots or even better video recordings) to Figma support team via the bug report form. But first make sure nobody is doing this manually accidentally, check the file version history and see maybe you or someone else made this change.
When renaming a page make sure to hit Return after typing. If you hit Esc it’ll actually clear out whatever you typed. And yeah I’d echo what @Gleb said about making sure no-one else on the team or in the file is accidentally renaming the page to be just a space (blank).
Thanks!
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@Josh @Gleb Just to be clear, I never renamed the page. That’s the problem. No one else could have because no one else has edit permissions.
This issue seemed to occur after I created a new frame, and then changed that frame to a component. It might have also occurred after I created a variant of that component. I’m not sure. But I did find the diff in the version history. I’ll post screen shots. You see the difference versions in each image.
FYI this is happening with my team too, including browser Figma. Haven’t worked out why yet.
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This happens to me all the time in the desktop app (i.e. every day).
I can’t categorically confirm, but it seems to be resolved by deleting the cache and/or restarting the app. However shortly afterwards at least one of the page names is not displayed again.
This behaviour is not limited to one file.
I am referring to the Windows 10 desktop app, but FYI, I am using Firefox 89.0.2
EDIT: I just tried clearing the desktop app cache but it did not fix the issue
Method followed:
- Open the Start menu, and paste in %APPDATA%\Figma followed by enter:
- In the window that opens, delete the Desktop and DesktopProfile folders
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Further info that might help with an investigation…
Both myself and a colleague are on the organization plan and we are in separate remote locations. Whilst we both had the file open and were collaborating in real time, we both saw the same page missing its title in the Pages panel.
To me this suggests it is not a bug with the local implementation. That’s just a hunch though.
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Same issue here, using Windows app, I’m the only one with access to the file. I have not ruled out that I might be doing it myself though as I have the habit of double tapping the page name which highlights the text for renaming. But then wouldn’t it be an odd coincidence that for all of us, we always change the name to blank? Surely we would see more actual characters in the renamed page name, if that were the case.
this is not rare this is a very common issue both with Figma and Sketch, not only the page name disappears some time page name changes automatically to some thing you are typing inside, many other issues with Figma,
IT is a clear Bug, it is happening on web also it is happening with Sketch also. Figma is a copy of Sketch and they copied bug also.
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Figma can fix issue editing page name only with a rename page name link. not with double click on it
Also encountering this, this is a really big problem when working with a large team.
Hey All,
Sorry to hear this is still happening. The team has been made aware of this bug, but it seems to slightly differ case by case. Please reach out to the support team directly via this form for help: https://help.figma.com/hc/en-us/requests/new
Please use your Figma account email, include a link to the file, and share it with support-share@figma.com so they can take a closer look.
This was happening to me quite often. In my case, I (finally) figured out that I was double clicking on it to switch to a new page. However, it requires a single click for nav vs double click to edit the name.