<p>Try clearing your browser cache. (Your browser might be holding onto a stylesheet or something from the previous version.)</p>

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2014-09-24T18:48:38.553Z
2014-09-24T18:48:38.553Z
Michael Rog
<p>An auto update went awry. I lost Internet connection towards the end of the update. Each widget now appears on its own row. Everything else looks ok on the front end as well as the admin. When I check for updates, it says I'm up to date. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which files I should update to fix this issue?</p>

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2014-09-24T13:55:28.180Z
Have you tried clearing the cache of your browser?
Michael Rog
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2014-09-24T14:15:06.450Z
It was as simple as that. Thank you Michael.
AneJoh
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2014-09-24T14:41:40.187Z
Can you add that as the official answer, @AneJoh?
Brad Bell
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2014-09-24T18:50:02.557Z
Answer added. Glad it worked @AneJoh!
Michael Rog
<auto-updates><dashboard>
Dashboard grid layout broken after an auto update gone wrong
# Dashboard grid layout broken after an auto update gone wrong

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-09-24)

An auto update went awry. I lost Internet connection towards the end of the update. Each widget now appears on its own row. Everything else looks ok on the front end as well as the admin. When I check for updates, it says I'm up to date. Does anyone have any suggestions as to which files I should update to fix this issue?

**Tags:** auto-updates, dashboard

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Have you tried clearing the cache of your browser?  
> **username_0**: It was as simple as that. Thank you Michael.  
> **username_2**: Can you add that as the official answer, @username_0?  
> **username_1**: Answer added. Glad it worked @username_0!  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2014-09-24. Score: 0 | Accepted answer

Try clearing your browser cache. (Your browser might be holding onto a stylesheet or something from the previous version.)


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