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Hey guys,

just a little minor "optical" issue. I included the gallery into my flash. Everthing works fine. The onlies thing i recognized is, that when a new image loads, right befor the closing "X" appears on the image, it shows up on TL of the screen.
Depth problem (maybe?)

Greetings, Pad

ps.: I can send link via PM if necessary.

I wouldn't mind seeing it to understand it completely ...

hehe...

ok! maybe little weird. let me try again

On Gallery Mode when you watch your Fotos, you can active (in settings) a close button that looks like an "X" and tag it on several positions onto the image. Like top right or so.
This button first appears, when an image is fully loaded.

But -in my case - WHILE the image is loading, this "X" shows up on the top left of the SCREEN and JUMPS to its dedicated position when the image is loaded.

Thats why I wanted to see your gallery and what combo you are using. There are virtually hundreds of settings in Imagevue, and they don't all work that well together.

For example, some items are set to align to STAGE, while other items are set to align to IMAGE in some way. So what happens when an item is aligned to an image, and you are coming from- or going to thumbnails mode? Probably something like you are seeing. Just because all setting-combos don't work together, doesn't mean we don't provide them ...

Basically what I'm saying, is that I don't know why this is happening. But if I can look at your link and check your settings, maybe I can figure it out ...

yeah sure. ill send you a link via PM

I checked your site and can see this issue only occurs in transition between images and video ... Something about the state-of-change of the type of item displayed ... This could be a glitch in imagevue, and the result of having different file types in the same folder. I doubt anyone will pay any notice to this though ...

yes, i know its i minor problem. Just thought if its easy to solve.. why not asking. But thanks for looking! Aprecciate that.

Thanks for reporting! It has been noted