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Invisible photos

12 years ago

Lately I have been noticing people adding posts referring to multiple photos, but I don't see them all. I'm using the iPad app.

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Karin M.
Original Author
12 years ago
For example two screen shots. One taken inside the app, the other one on the website.
Karin M.
Original Author
12 years ago
And here also, reading from the comments there should be a second photo. Now I know why I have trouble deciding what's before and what's after. I don't see the after pics!
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Karin M.
Original Author
12 years ago
And another one. App with two and website with three photos. Really getting tired of not understanding the discussions!
Karin M.
Original Author
12 years ago
Plus, this discussion is nowhere to be found on the website, but is visible in the app.
Karin M.
Original Author
12 years ago
It's a lazy raining Sunday, so I was reading on houzz all afternoon. It seems like always the second picture disappears from the discussion.

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