How can we keep the images from overlapping like this screenshot, and also staying within the upload area and not bleed out? It looks terrible. I thought it was just on my site/setup but I was able to recreate the problem on the demo. See screenshots.
You can use and overlay image mask to fix this issue(problem 2) take a look here or you can use a bounding box to have a look here (problem 1)
and the demos on the website work well, i think maybe you didn't complete the setting up the demo data.Check the video in the second link it will help you solve problem 1
We are into same trade of selling Photo frames online. Plz check out our website . Plz advise how can we implement onto our website and how to proceed.
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Amandaposted
over 6 years ago
I'll try the overlay mask - but I should note the second image with the three frames was screen clipped from your demo link. That wasn't taken from my site. I wanted to make sure the problem wasn't just on my own site. But I was able to duplicate it on your demo site link. (http://fancyproductdesigner.com/product/photo-frame/)
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Bahatiposted
over 6 years ago
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Hi ,
You can use and overlay image mask to fix this issue(problem 2) take a look here or you can use a bounding box to have a look here (problem 1)
and the demos on the website work well, i think maybe you didn't complete the setting up the demo data.Check the video in the second link it will help you solve problem 1
How can we keep the images from overlapping like this screenshot, and also staying within the upload area and not bleed out? It looks terrible. I thought it was just on my site/setup but I was able to recreate the problem on the demo. See screenshots.
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Bahati posted over 6 years ago Best Answer
Hi ,
You can use and overlay image mask to fix this issue(problem 2) take a look here or you can use a bounding box to have a look here (problem 1)
and the demos on the website work well, i think maybe you didn't complete the setting up the demo data.Check the video in the second link it will help you solve problem 1
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Manmeet posted 3 months ago
Just Saw http://fancyproductdesigner.com/product/photo-frame/ . Its amazing allowing user to upload images to predefined photo frames , select size and add to cart.
We are into same trade of selling Photo frames online. Plz check out our website . Plz advise how can we implement onto our website and how to proceed.
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Amanda posted over 6 years ago
I'll try the overlay mask - but I should note the second image with the three frames was screen clipped from your demo link. That wasn't taken from my site. I wanted to make sure the problem wasn't just on my own site. But I was able to duplicate it on your demo site link. (http://fancyproductdesigner.com/product/photo-frame/)
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Bahati posted over 6 years ago Answer
Hi ,
You can use and overlay image mask to fix this issue(problem 2) take a look here or you can use a bounding box to have a look here (problem 1)
and the demos on the website work well, i think maybe you didn't complete the setting up the demo data.Check the video in the second link it will help you solve problem 1
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