I upgrade my flows to Node-Red 2.2.2 Now I get this attached message. I cannot see any problems in the application. How can I identify the problematic nodes? [Screenshot 2022-03-02 151800]

Same problem for me. Should I remove all spacers where 0 nodes use them I'm afraid to say but I do not know what a spacer is :blush:

Yes you can safely remove them. This issue has been thoroughly discussed

Thoroughly discussed yes but @juntiedt has 173 of them and I don't recall anyone giving a way to get rid of them en masse nor prevent them recurring, beyond upgrading to the version he already has.

Click on one. Ctrl-A, selects them all. Hit delete The newest dashboard fixes the problem so it shouldn't happen again

[image] gerry: This issue has been thoroughly discussed Could be, reading everyday here, but had no problems with ui_spacers until I updated node-red. With a search I did not find an solution, only in this post someone else who had the same problem. When I do a ctrl-A a lot of the screen tu…

[image] yogy: I have made a fairly complex dashboard screen and I know that one "wrong" move destroys the complete layout. That's why I am being very cautious with changes in the UI department. Export your entire flow before you make any changes so you have a backup.

Hi Gerry, I went the hard way and deleted all spacer one by one. It seemed that there were less than shown in the alarm message. Unfortunately I had to redo 2 of my screens. One was very complex. This in mind, deleting all spacer with ctl A means you will certainly have some work in reconfiguring…

In your case it seems it created additional heart ache. On my 5 pi's there was no impact on any dashboards. [EDIT] searching for "spacer" turns up the threads about this

I'm very sorry to say that I do not know how to find the offending nodes or tabs or pages. Using node-red for 2 years now, never had this warning, appeared after an last update. Have a basic understanding of node-red and running my home automation with it, just simple only node-red as interface. I…

[image] yogy: I just want to now how do I find where the "spacer x (ui_spacer)" is. Have you tried CTRL+F [image] Have you looked in unused config nodes [image]

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