I have never done this but would it present issues if you use a focal point on the outer edge of the image and "run out" of image to display ? Or are you setting the image to cover the space.
Otherwise, and just thinking out loud, is the focal point a pixel based value ? If so you could get that and do some simple maths with the image dimensions to get a percentage for placement.
Again, just spit balling and probably way off track, but thought I'd share.
Using image cropper to create a focus for background image
I am using the media picker to select an image for the background of an element.
I like the way the image cropper works, so I would like to use the focal point of the crop determine the background-position of the background-image.
ie, if they focus on the top right then : background-position: top right;
Or maybe just use a grid of 9 radio buttons to represent the position? Has anyone ever done this?
Hi Richard
I have never done this but would it present issues if you use a focal point on the outer edge of the image and "run out" of image to display ? Or are you setting the image to cover the space.
Otherwise, and just thinking out loud, is the focal point a pixel based value ? If so you could get that and do some simple maths with the image dimensions to get a percentage for placement.
Again, just spit balling and probably way off track, but thought I'd share.
Cheers, Nigel
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