Hello!

Maybe some of you have the same problem:

I have DiviVersion: 5.0.0-public-beta.9.1 and Krafter Pro Version from 03.02.2026 and some presets seem to be missing. For example: I still have gap small, gap medium, and gap xlarge. Gap large and gap 0 are no longer there. More presets are missing. Does anyone have any ideas or workarounds?

Best regards,

Udo

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