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Hello,

I like to load an external image, which opens in 100% width within a responsive area and is aligned to the top center and scrollable to the bottom.

Here in the forum I´ve found the idea to put an external image loader within a container or scrollarea. However, while the outer scrollarea is aligned and responsive, the loaded image inside is keeping it´s native size. Using the component "gallery simplex" the image is using 100% width, but is not scrollable from top to bottom.

I know about the gallery-project within an iframe, giving all the functions like zooming and scrolling, however it doesn´t help in my project. This gallery has to be built by me.
I would like to give my customer the possibility to load his own, sometimes changing images (with special image-name as used in the skin, maybe with size restriction) into a folder within the pano-project. The external loader should open them with 100% width in a given responsive area.

Thank you for any idea.

Hi,

I like to load an external image, which opens in 100% width within a responsive area and is aligned to the top center and scrollable to the bottom.

In V7 beta the External Image element now has a "scrollbar" option. You can make the external image element responsive and fixed to a portrait view by using some simple CSS.

I'm working on a new version of the Responsive Gallery & Text popup component and I did a quick test with the new V7 external image element. You can see a video of it working here https://youtu.be/wT63Y1GC3ws

In the video you can see the Custom Properties for the hotspot and the data needed to manage the gallery. If you want a scenario where the client can update it you might be better off finding a javascript gallery and opening it in an iFrame.

cheers,

Tony

Thank you Tony,

haven´t changed to 7 yet. But it seems that it will be soon.

By the way, thanks for your great tutorials. Always excellent style and helpful explanations.

Marcel

Hi Marcel,

Thank you for the kind comments, much appreciated.

Working on some V7 tutorials now.

Tony