Is everybody having the same troubles with picture cropping as me? And does anyone know when it's going to be fixed? I hope soon.
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same here cannot crop or alter any images
Agree....
It appears to work with less than intuitive bars at upper left and lower right in the box as "grab" elements using IE7. It also doesn't seem to view the entire image, e.g. the left perhaps 5+ pixels were initially missing until I use the mousedown to get the image to adjust to centered.
There is nothing there for "grab" with Firefox, and on test the right blue boundary for box is missing until you mouseover the box. That was with a square 300 x 300 image.
I believe the intent was an upper left corner and lower right corner box with those being the "grab" elements with mousedown and move. That's the usual intuitive method.
They are aware of the bug, and Mike D. is posting update on the problem in the News section.
Overall, I do like the quicker drop-down list link to specific page from the tabs. A facelift to speed-up site navigation was needed, as navigation (all those clicks and page-load waits) was slow.
Danno
It appears to work with less than intuitive bars at upper left and lower right in the box as "grab" elements using IE7. It also doesn't seem to view the entire image, e.g. the left perhaps 5+ pixels were initially missing until I use the mousedown to get the image to adjust to centered.
There is nothing there for "grab" with Firefox, and on test the right blue boundary for box is missing until you mouseover the box. That was with a square 300 x 300 image.
I believe the intent was an upper left corner and lower right corner box with those being the "grab" elements with mousedown and move. That's the usual intuitive method.
They are aware of the bug, and Mike D. is posting update on the problem in the News section.
Overall, I do like the quicker drop-down list link to specific page from the tabs. A facelift to speed-up site navigation was needed, as navigation (all those clicks and page-load waits) was slow.
Danno