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I like many things about the Lucidspark view, and use it most often.

But one thing I always hated was how restrictive it is with the font size

s on frames (“Small”, “Medium”, “Large”, ...).  I very often find that the “Huge” isn’t big enough for my needs.

In such circumstances, I would normally go to the old-school Lucidchart view. There, it lets me set a number for the size, and allows it to be over 100.

But I was trying to do this today. But the font size input is greyed out.

 

Is this a regression? Or a deliberate decision?

If the latter, it’s 100% in the wrong direction!

Why would you take away the (already little) flexibility you do give?

Look at this:

 

I’m trying to add a new Frame in my existing diagram. But it’s coming out tiny, despite it’s font size being “Huge”.  And I have no way to do anything about it.

The only “hack” I can think of for now is copy-pasting old frames I have across my various diagrams. I’ve made over the years.  That still seems to work. But still, I’d be stuck with whatever size they already have.

You guys see the user experience you’ve created?

 

I really hope this is a regression and not a planned change.

If it is, I’ll likely switch to another product. This is just too big of a limitation to deal with.


Hi ​@omid.mortazavi, thank you for posting in the community. I am currently investigating this behaviour and will share an update in this thread as soon as I have more information.

Please feel free to let us know if you have any questions in the meantime. 


After digging in with some GPT help, I discovered that you can still manipulate the frame label but only if you create the frame first, which is bad UX. Why did this option go away?