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Hi Jan,

I have three "issues" and hope you have any hint to solve.

(1) Rotation of Images

I uploaded 4 images in original size (4000*6000) via FTP to the PhocaCart Product photo folder.

If I select them in the product editor they are shown correctly. But the created thumbnails are rotated with 90 degree.

(2) Phoca Cart Zoom Plugin or other plugin => full resolution

I create a webpage for a violin maker and he has the requirement, that the customers want to see the images in the full available resolution. What is the best way to achieve this? I set 4000 for width and height in configuration, but the "zoom"-area is not detailed as expected. They have to see "every pixel".

(3) Phoca Cart Zoom behind the Main Menu

I have an interesting issue. If I use the standard popup in phoca cart (magnifice) I see the image as expected.
But if I use the Phoca Cart Zoom Plugin the main menu is shown in front of the popup. Have you any idea to avoid this behaviour?


Here you find some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/y3l1dB5

Thank you very much!

Best,
Jan

Additional Info:
Interesting effect: If I shrink the images to 2000px width and upload them, the thumbnails get not rotatet on the website...

Hi,

1) in Phoca Cart there is no rotation option, so maybe some problem on server with GD, really hard to say, I don't have any experiences with this (even in Phoca Gallery which works more than 10 years and use the same system for creating thumbnails - the GD library)

2) You can set high resolution for large thumbnails - the problem is then if the GD library on the server will be able to manage such large images.

3) Maybe the menu has some large z-index which is displayed over the z-index of the Zoom plugin, so this needs to be customized in the CSS (the Zoom plugin z-index needs to be higher than the menu)

Jan

Hi Jan,
thank you for answers and sorry for my late response. I was ill.

I changed the "Z-Index" in your style css-file of the zoom plugin and now the problem is solved.
Maybe you can change the Z-Index by default to a higher value.

Best,
Jan

Hi, just let me know which code did you cange and which file it was.

Thank you, Jan