hmmm, it helped moving the focus point... Is that a feature or a bug?
And i guess it only happens to images that are smaller than the 1600 width im trying to do, 'cause when i us an image larger tha 1600 it does it correctly without mocing the focus...
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, even though it a bit weird :)
Sorry I totally forgot about this, I actually fixed the issue in Umbraco some time ago but I didn't update Slimsy to take advantage of my fix. Would you be will to test out a beta (do you use Umbraco or Nuget)?
Slimsy using predefined crop even if not called
v7.2.6
Ok, so things were working nicely. i was cropping away using values, like:
GetResponsiveImageUrl(1600, 0)
Then i added a cropalias to the image cropper, and now all images are cropped to that alias' format.
If the image is used in a container larger than the image, black bars are rendered into the image, either on the sides or above and below...
So no matter if i do GetResponsiveCropUrl("Nyhed") or GetResponsiveImageUrl(1600, 0)
i get an image cropped after the "Nyhed" crop alias.
Any idea how to fix this?
Hi Claus,
When this occurs are the focal points always in the default central position?
Jeavon
Also what are the dimensions of your source image?
hmmm, it helped moving the focus point... Is that a feature or a bug? And i guess it only happens to images that are smaller than the 1600 width im trying to do, 'cause when i us an image larger tha 1600 it does it correctly without mocing the focus...
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction, even though it a bit weird :)
Hi Claus,
Sorry I totally forgot about this, I actually fixed the issue in Umbraco some time ago but I didn't update Slimsy to take advantage of my fix. Would you be will to test out a beta (do you use Umbraco or Nuget)?
Jeavon
I use umbraco
Cool, try this package out
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