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It is not designed to do that. The reposition functionality only allows repositioning in 1 direction depending on image size parameters. Additionally it's not an avatar, it's a canvas. It's meant as a background not some sort of critical image data.3.) the idea is i want that 375 by 375 image to fit in the middle of the canvas area leaving room for the member to reposition it left ,right, up or down if they want.
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krileon wrote: You need to adjust the CSS for it to do that. The cover CSS size rule specifically ensures the space where the canvas image is displayed is covered. You can use contain as explained above if you don't want it to do that or use whatever CSS rules you want. Consult with your web designer as needed for custom CSS. We do not provide coding assistance here and it is currently working as intended and designed so there's nothing for me to fix there.
It is not designed to do that. The reposition functionality only allows repositioning in 1 direction depending on image size parameters. Additionally it's not an avatar, it's a canvas. It's meant as a background not some sort of critical image data.3.) the idea is i want that 375 by 375 image to fit in the middle of the canvas area leaving room for the member to reposition it left ,right, up or down if they want.
Typically you'll want an image with a width of 2000 pixels and a height of at least 200 pixels for a good canvas background, but height doesn't particularly matter since repositioning can help deal with that. You will find squared images do not look great there since it's a landscape space.
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