Muse crashes upon site or page preview

Question

Hello,
I have been working with this production site for 6 months now without any problems.  I ran the Muse update this morning (2014.2).  Now every time that I try to preview any of the site pages or the whole site, this message occurs - "Why trying to resize image to a height of 0 (or negative)?"
This is a production site so any help or input on this one will be greatly appreciated!  Any ideas?

Answer 1

I sent an e-mail (that identifies the problem and explains how to workaround it) to you directly, roughly 20 minutes before your post above. Have you not received it?
Here's the message (with your e-mail address removed). I've also omitted the screenshots, since I don't know whether you're okay with your content being made public.
From: "Zak (David) Williamson" <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: Muse crashes upon site or page preview [OBNW1522696]
Date: October 7, 2014 11:55:42 AM PDT
To: <removed>
Thank you for the assets, that's what I needed.
The bug is being triggered by a 1px by 1px thumbnail image on the "Code Enforcement" page. If you select this image and resize it slightly larger (i.e. 3px by 3px) that will avoid the bug. We'll look at updating Muse to correctly handle this case.
The specific thumbnail is for the "CodeEnforcement_features_image3.jpg" image. The first screen shot shows the image selected in Design view. It's the tiny orange rectangular dot in the middle of the screen. It's the resized thumbnail image for the middle dot. The second image shows the image selected in the Assets panel. If you right click on this entry in the Assets panel and select Go To Asset, that's probably the easiest way to select this image. Or you could select it using the Layers panel, as shown in the third screenshot. Once selected you can enter larger height and width values in the Transform panel or Control Strip.
Once this image has been made slightly larger (but still entirely cropped out by the thumbnail image frame), the export process should complete without errors.
Very sorry for the inconvenience. We'll look at correcting this for an update.
- Zak
Zak Williamson
Principal Scientist
Adobe Muse