Canva Documents Lose Proper Page Formatting After Save or Share
Canva users encounter page fitting issues where document layouts break or appear misaligned after saving or sharing. This disrupts professional presentation of designs meant for sharing with clients. Single-user bug report with no broader community validation.
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