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6 Replies to "Cropping images in the browser with Vue.js"
A very well made (really good explained, and easy to follow) tutorial.
It really helped me alot.
Thank you very much, Sir!
Thanks!
Thanks sir!
Sir,How to upload or save the cropped-image?
This tutorial did not work for me. After a long exploration, I found that I had to include the below line in ImageCropper.vue to load the css. Adding it in index.html did not work for me.
import ‘cropperjs/dist/cropper.css’;
Hope this is useful for someone.
It is correct, the styles must be imported.
Thank you!