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2021-02-27 at 10:35 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #38933
vassilisstergioudis
CustomerYou’re welcome tsvetan!
I’m glad you made it!
2021-02-26 at 6:53 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #38913CustomerHello tsvetan,
Do these 3 things:
1) Set the z-index of the logo_transparent div to 1.
2) Set the z-index of the logo_progress_bar div to auto.
3) Add a set-style puzzle to logo_transparent div, and set position to absolute.Let me know if this works.
2020-12-14 at 7:47 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36469CustomerMany thanks also for the support work
You are welcome doehlma!
Yes, it would be pretty if we had a preloader puzzle.
Here is my thought over it.
There should be 3 inputs.
i) initial image
ii) final image
iii) transition typeThe transition types will include:
Fill left to right
Fill right to left
Fill bottom to top
Fill top to bottom
Fill radial + set initial angle to 0,90,180,270 or custom.
Fade
and many many more…If the first input is gif or apng, then the second input is not needed.
2020-12-11 at 5:24 pm in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36421CustomerHello Vassili, with both z-index changes and set position add, it works again ! Many thanks !!!
Glad it works Naxos! I don’t know why it worked previously without the position add.
Anyway, keep creating!
2020-12-11 at 6:34 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36404CustomerAlso, I found this on w3schools.com:
z-index only works on positioned elements (position: absolute, position: relative, position: fixed, or position: sticky).
So, add a set-style puzzle to logo_transparent div, and set position to absolute.
Let me know what happens.
2020-12-11 at 6:31 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36403CustomerAny idea yet ?
Try to set the z-index of the logo_transparent div to 1.
Then set the z-index of the logo_progress_bar div to auto.In my case, it works. In yours?
2020-12-07 at 8:57 pm in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36252CustomerHey Naxos, maybe I found it!
On your div logo_progress_bar, you’ve set the position to relative, but in the green puzzle you’ve written logo_position instead of logo_progress_bar.
Is it solved now?
2020-12-07 at 10:20 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #36237CustomerHmmm…
Maybe the company_logo_transparent.png is not uploaded correctly and it is not recognised?
I would try to rename both my png file and the puzzle which sets the background image to logo_transparent div.
Try this and let me know what happened.
Vassilis
CustomerIvan,
There was not a problem on uploading. But thank God, I found my mistake and now it works!
The image of the div was Signature.png with a capital S. In puzzles, I used a background image naming it signature.png with a lower-case s. I do not know why this worked locally though, but I am happy I found it!
Thanks a lot!
CustomerWell, I’ve already uploaded it many times and did it once more because you said so.
It stays the same.
https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:c9c6080f41/applications/Homad_Simone/Homad_Simone.htmlCustomerHello Ivan,
Thanks a lot! It worked fine!
Now I have a different question though. On the bottom right, I have created a div using puzzles where I have my logo as a signature. Locally, it shows up. When published, this does not show up. I attach image of showing it locally on my desktop.
Why is this?
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2020-10-16 at 7:37 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #34240CustomerHey NaxosCG,
I’ve searched for it. It seems that you need javascript knowledge to achieve this.
Yes, a preloader puzzle with two inputs (before & after) and a method input for revealing the second image is super helpful! Plus the percentage of the gif.
2020-10-14 at 9:41 am in reply to: Request : Please help artist-non-coding users with loading logos… #34143CustomerHey NaxosCG,
You can create a left-to-right fill in using this simple method. In my example, I created a purple to green fill-in preloader.
Step 1 – Starting image
In the logo_position div, set style with a background image that you want.
Step 2 – Second image
Add a div inside logo_position with a background image of the second image. Set height with the same value as logo_position and width to 0px.
Step 3 – Add logic
On “setup preloader” puzzle, on “on progress do”, add a “set style” puzzle. We want to translate the “percentage” to the actual width pixels of the logo. So, we first create a “create text with” puzzle, which includes:
a) on the first slot, put a “number” puzzle (the third option) and multiply the percentage with the width pixels divided by 100. In my example, the width of the logo is 469px. So I put 4.69 in the number slot.
b) on the second slot, use “px” (not “%” as in the previous preloaders)You are ready to go!
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You must be logged in to view attached files.CustomerGod bless you Yuri!
It worked by replacing visual_logic.xml, not visual_logic.js.
Just to let you know.
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