How to get a transparent fade in?
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Hi Thomas, can you possibly attach a screenshot with the border you are referring to as I'm not 100% sure what you mean by the border. The only border I can think of can be removed in the embedded css styles I believe (if you are using 360 views that are auto-generated via SpotEditor as-is).
Hello,
What I meant was that I'm trying to find a way so that when the viewer fades in on load, the background of the viewer matches it's surrounding, so that it doesn't appear that a box is fading. I just want the object in the viewer to fade. I have a gradient background in both the viewer and the body background that I want to match.
I will run a few experiments, and I have a few ideas, I'll post results later.
Thanks
What I meant was that I'm trying to find a way so that when the viewer fades in on load, the background of the viewer matches it's surrounding, so that it doesn't appear that a box is fading. I just want the object in the viewer to fade. I have a gradient background in both the viewer and the body background that I want to match.
I will run a few experiments, and I have a few ideas, I'll post results later.
Thanks
I deleted the white background in CSS
.wr360_player{ background: #fff; }
And then in the wrapper around the player, I put a matching background which is the same as the background in the images, so when it fades in, the background looks seamless instead of a glowing white box.
.wr360_player{ background: #fff; }
And then in the wrapper around the player, I put a matching background which is the same as the background in the images, so when it fades in, the background looks seamless instead of a glowing white box.
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That makes sense, Thomas. Thanks for sharing your solution.