Could you post the code to reproduce this?

I really don't think I have done anything wrong as the steppers have always behaved a little strange. I don't mind, just thought you'd know.

var values = {
		rotation: 0,
		scale: false,
		minScale: 50,
		maxScale: 100,
		startBtn: 'Start'
};

var components = {
		rotation: 	{ 	label: 'Rotation',
						type: 'number',
						range: [0, 360],
						steppers: true,
						units: 'degree',
						width: 40 },
		scale:		{	label: 'Scale',
						type: 'checkbox' },
		minScale:	{	label: 'Min',
						type: 'number',
						min: 1,
						max: 100,
						units: 'percent',
						steppers: true,
						enabled: false,
						width: 50 },
		maxScale:	{	label: 'Max',
						type: 'number',
						min: 100,
						units: 'percent',
						steppers: true,
						enabled: false,
						width: 50 },
		border:		{	type: 'ruler' },
		startBtn: 	{	type: 'button',
						onClick: function(){
								gradient();
						} }
};

var dialog = new Palette('Test', components, values);

Now I see what you mean. I just wanted to make sure we talk about the same thing, that's what example code is really good for. I will look into this problem and fix it for the next release. What else is strange with the steppers?

I don't know if there is anything more that's strange about them it was just that they have allways been behaving like that.

Well another thing, not about the steppers though - but the dialog prompt box - since the update the dialog prompt will never have the first inputfield chosen by default. My prompt box in this case has four fields and it is allways the second one down that is the default input.