I was just able to reproduce this on my end. I’ll get this over to our product team to get fixed if they aren’t already aware of it. I’ll let you know what I find out.
Hi all! This issue is now resolved. You may need to do a hard refresh in order to get the page to load properly. If you are still seeing issues after doing a hard refresh, please let us know!
Here are directions on how to do a hard refresh:
To perform a hard refresh, use Ctrl + Shift + R on Windows/Linux or Cmd + Shift + R on Mac to force the browser to bypass the cache and load the newest version of the page. Alternatively, on Windows, you can hold Ctrl + F5; on Mac, you can hold Shift and click the reload button.
Windows or Linux
Method 1: Press Ctrl + Shift + R.
Method 2: Press Ctrl + F5.
Method 3: Hold Ctrl and click the reload button.
macOS
Method 1: Press Cmd + Shift + R.
Method 2: Hold Shift and click the reload button.
Method 3: Press Cmd + Option + R (in Safari).
What is a hard refresh?
A hard refresh ignores the browser's cache and requests a fresh copy of the page directly from the server. This is useful when a page isn't displaying recent updates correctly.