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Nice, but this doesn't work with height, or am I missing something? Thanks for the info. I did consider later that it might happen with some other objects as well, but I didn't test that. At least I didn't find any mention of it here related to text frames.

Here's a strange bug I happened to come across. If you adjust the text frame size (width or height) to be 0, it's not possible to resize it back. Of course you can't set it to 0 in transform panel or by dragging on the box handles. Except, if you happen to have a snapping point and you drag both of the handles to that same snapping position, then the size is locked to 0, the handles disappear and transform panel doesn't change the size anymore. Only way I've found to enable resizing again is to go back in history. And sometimes even this glitches the text frame and the bounding box is not aligned with the handles. You have to redo history step (go back to 0 size), and then go back more than 1 step in history for it to align correctly. (Edit: the bounding box error is just visual and will fix itself if you deselect and reselect object.) Tested on: Affinity Publisher (ver. 1.10.5.1342) Windows 10 (build 19044.1826)

Thanks, that works on the duplicated layer or after making the crop. It doesn't have any effect on the Alpha channel of the original layer, before creating the duplicate or cropping image (or any other action that would make the problem visible). But I can see the black bars on that original layer in Channels -> Black & White Adjustment Alpha. This anyways works as a fix, if I run into this problem again. (Duplicate layer -> fill the alpha channel)

Sorry, I don't remember the previous steps or events that lead to this, and I was too baffled by this happening and spent way too much time trying to understand what was different on that layer, that I forgot what could have caused it. 😅 The only thing I can think of is that maybe I used the move tool on the adjustment layer by accident when trying to move the squares. Also interesting, that it's not fully white, wish I knew what happened. I was also testing more things on that document, and simply duplicating the layer makes the duplicate have the problem, but not the original. And it's also reflected on the "mask" icon of the layer with some black "bars". Very weird.

I had a strange issue where using a crop tool, where one adjustment layer was cropped differently compared to other layers. That caused glitches in the image. It happens only on the specific layer, which in this case is a B/W Adjustment layer. If I recreate that layer, the problem will not happen. So, there must be something internally different on this layer, but I can't find anything that I could do to fix the layer apart from recreating it. Here's some examples of what happens. I was testing B/W adjustment layer and trying to match it to desaturated filter. And as I was cropping the excess in preparation to export the images, this happened. First I thought it was only some kind of graphical rendering issue, but after reloading and seeing the same result, it was looking like a bug. I've attached the afphoto file, where this happens. There's also snapshots of before and after cropping. CropProblem.afphoto