Is there any way to create a not-rectangle bounding box like circular or round cornered? Even if i use a target image as bounding box (which is a backgroundless bmp) it just sets an rectangle box framing the image as bounding box.
Possibly because you have not activated the "stay on top option"? Or because the logo is on top? Hard to tell without seeing the page. Please open a ticket.
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api-studioposted
about 8 years ago
i did that. But, when I put a logo, it passes over the bounding box, why ?
thx
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Deleted Agentposted
about 8 years ago
I'd use the image of the mudguard put in on a new layer in my image editing program then select the layer content, invert the selection and fill the selection on a new layer with the color/ image I want to use for the masking. Then export as .png, as that format supports transparency.
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api-studioposted
about 8 years ago
How to create a custom form for mudguard ?
I made an outline of the mudgard on png, then, i assign as bounding box but it dosen't work.
If you can help me.
Thx
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RECASEposted
about 8 years ago
Alright, i found out myself: via the modification in the productbuildern "stay on top"
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RECASEposted
about 8 years ago
That'll work out fine for me, just another question: How do i manage to restrict the chosen elements (image/txt/design) to appear between my background and my mask-layer?
Is there any way to create a not-rectangle bounding box like circular or round cornered? Even if i use a target image as bounding box (which is a backgroundless bmp) it just sets an rectangle box framing the image as bounding box.
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Deleted Agent posted about 8 years ago Best Answer
Sorry, no there is currently no way of doing that. In most cases you can use a masking image though, like in our pin demo: http://fancyproductdesigner.com/product/bagde-pin/
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plastiqman posted over 7 years ago
How can I activate the image mask in the simple plugin of jquery? Examples are in woocormerce.
I add the parameter to the image but it does not mask it with the base.
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Deleted Agent posted about 8 years ago
Possibly because you have not activated the "stay on top option"? Or because the logo is on top? Hard to tell without seeing the page. Please open a ticket.
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api-studio posted about 8 years ago
i did that. But, when I put a logo, it passes over the bounding box, why ?
thx
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Deleted Agent posted about 8 years ago
I'd use the image of the mudguard put in on a new layer in my image editing program then select the layer content, invert the selection and fill the selection on a new layer with the color/ image I want to use for the masking. Then export as .png, as that format supports transparency.
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api-studio posted about 8 years ago
How to create a custom form for mudguard ?
I made an outline of the mudgard on png, then, i assign as bounding box but it dosen't work.
If you can help me.
Thx
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RECASE posted about 8 years ago
Alright, i found out myself: via the modification in the productbuildern "stay on top"
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RECASE posted about 8 years ago
That'll work out fine for me, just another question: How do i manage to restrict the chosen elements (image/txt/design) to appear between my background and my mask-layer?
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RECASE posted about 8 years ago
Ok! Thx for your quick answer!
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Deleted Agent posted about 8 years ago Answer
Sorry, no there is currently no way of doing that. In most cases you can use a masking image though, like in our pin demo: http://fancyproductdesigner.com/product/bagde-pin/
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