Zoom mouse over image ??

[wendy9456]

Hi Just wondering if anyone can shed some light on the Zoom mouse over image function. I like the feature but not sure how to apply it. I create all my listings via Turbolister. I notice some ads of mine have and others don't.I have a feeling that the ones that do have it as when I did relist them there used to be a box in the relist and edit part that I used to tick but I can't see that anymore?

Any clues?? Thanks in advance

Wendy :

[digital*ghost · Accepted solution]

Are your images a consistent size - i.e. do the listings with the feature enabled have larger images uploaded than the listings without it? 

I have it on all my listings, and as far as I know there is no option to enable it by choice, but it is enabled on images above a certain size, as it effectively acts as a zoom / isolated enlarge feature (so if the images are too small, there is no room for them to be enlarged and zoom in on specific points).

The smallest image I have uploaded is 800 pixels by 800 pixels, and it is enabled on those, but I'm not 100% certain that's how it's enabled (just guess based on my own listings and viewing many others that don't have it), or what the smallest image size you can upload is and still have the feature.

[wendy9456]

Thank you I have had a look at photos in a photo file and there are 1024 x 768.I use the same camera all the time. Maybe will have to have a play with the camera and see what happens - now that is a scary thought. I am not very technical minded.

Thanks again

Wendy

[digital*ghost]

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@wendy9456 wrote:

Thank you I have had a look at photos in a photo file and there are 1024 x 768.I use the same camera all the time. Maybe will have to have a play with the camera and see what happens - now that is a scary thought. I am not very technical minded.

Thanks again

Wendy

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Hmm, what about orientation? Maybe that could make a difference. As mine are almost always square, there's no longest side, but I know that if you upload an image where the longest side is vertical, you get more 'real estate', as it were. 

[wendy9456]

Hi again. When we have a play with photo size will look at that too Thanks again

Wendy