I have problems with rotating images with "Image Filters", its not working bugfree in Google Chrome, if i choose for example 270 deg. and press "overwrite existing image" it does not rotate the original image, but in the preview its rotated.
Are any errors getting thrown at all?
Also, have you confirmed that Caching isn't giving the illusion of it not working. We've found that you sometimes have to hard refresh the page to see if the image has been updated successfully.
That is what Image Filters is doing behind the scenes, using Image Processor. It is exposing some of these functions in to the back office for editors to manipulate their images.
Rotate Images in Backend V8
Is there a way to rotate images in backend in Umbraco 8?
In v7 i used the plugin https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/tooorangeyuspinmerightround/ but i don't think this will work in umbraco 8.
Kind Regards Hubi
Hi Hubert,
Yes there is. There is a content app package called ImageFilters that does just this :-)
https://our.umbraco.com/packages/backoffice-extensions/image-filter/
Thanks
Nik
I have problems with rotating images with "Image Filters", its not working bugfree in Google Chrome, if i choose for example 270 deg. and press "overwrite existing image" it does not rotate the original image, but in the preview its rotated.
Has anyone also made these experiences?
I need a solution.
Thanks in advance Hubert
Hi Hubert,
Are any errors getting thrown at all? Also, have you confirmed that Caching isn't giving the illusion of it not working. We've found that you sometimes have to hard refresh the page to see if the image has been updated successfully.
Thanks
Nik
ImageProcessor is included with Umbraco and can do this. The rotate option does need to be enabled in the settings, though. Details here:
https://imageprocessor.org/imageprocessor-web/configuration/
Here are some examples: https://imageprocessor.org/imageprocessor-web/imageprocessingmodule/rotate/
Hi David,
That is what Image Filters is doing behind the scenes, using Image Processor. It is exposing some of these functions in to the back office for editors to manipulate their images.
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