Create Zoom Targets for Guided Zoom creating-zoom-targets-for-guided-zoom

Zoom targets guide your viewers to certain parts of an image. Besides free-form zooming, viewers can select a zoom target thumbnail and zoom to the part of the image you want them to focus on. Zoom targets are an opportunity for you to highlight the attractive or interesting parts of an image.

Create Zoom Targets for Guided Zoom

About Zoom Targets about-zoom-targets

The maximum zoom percentage of Zoom Targets is 100 percent. The minimum zoom percentage varies based on a combination of the viewer size and the image size, as shown in this table:

Image size
Viewer size
Zoom percentage
Large
Smaller
Smaller minimum
Small
Larger
Larger minimum

You can change the size of the Zoom Viewer to match the size being used on your Web page. You can permanently change this setting by changing the viewer size on the Setup screen (if you are an administrator). See Set up Zoom Viewer Presets.

Create and edit Zoom Targets creating-and-editing-zoom-targets

Create and edit Zoom Targets on the Zoom Target Editor screen. To open this screen, select an image and do one of the following:

  • Select the rollover Edit button and choose Zoom Targets.
  • In the Browse panel, display the image in Detail View, then select Zoom Targets.

On the Zoom Target Editor screen, select the Select Target button (arrow) to select a target before changing its size or position. To create a zoom target on the image, select Add Targets (rectangle). The Zoom Target Editor page also offers tools for deleting, copying, and naming Zoom Targets.

Create a zoom target creating-a-zoom-target

To create a zoom target, open the Zoom Target Editor page and do the following:

  1. Select Add Targets (rectangle), move the pointer over the image, and select where you want the zoom target to be.

    A thumbnail image of the zoom target appears in the panel on the right side of the screen.

  2. Pick Select Target (arrow), and then select the zoom target you created, and adjust the size and position of the target.

    • Resize: Move the pointer over a corner of the zoom target and drag to enlarge or shrink the target.

    • Position: Move the pointer over the zoom target and drag it to a different location.

  3. Enter a name for the zoom target in the Name box.

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    What you enter in the Name box is more than a name. When users move the pointer over the zoom target, they see what you enter in the Name box. Enter a brief description of the zoom target in the Name box so users know what they can zoom on.
  4. Optionally, enter user data in the User Data field. This field is for Web site designers to add information to the zoom target.

  5. Select Save.

    The coordinates and zoom level of the zoom target are saved. A thumbnail of your zoom target with the name you entered appears on the right side of the screen.

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To see what your Zoom Targets look like in a Zoom Viewer, select the Preview button in the Zoom Target Editor screen. Then choose a Zoom Viewer in the Preview screen. For more information about this screen, see Preview images with different Zoom Viewers.

Edit Zoom Targets editing-zoom-targets

To edit Zoom Targets, use the following techniques on the Zoom Target Editor page:

  • Reposition: With the Select Target button (the arrow), select the target. Then drag the target to a different location.

  • Resize: With the Select Target button (the arrow), select the target. To enlarge or shrink the target, move the pointer over a corner of the zoom target and drag.

  • Delete: Select the target’s thumbnail image on the right side of the screen. Then select Delete Target.

  • Renaming: Select the target’s thumbnail image on the right side of the screen. Then enter a name in the Name text field and select Save.

Copy Zoom Targets copying-zoom-targets

You can copy Zoom Targets from one image to another. Copy targets when two images present similar content and their Zoom Targets belong in the same locations. To copy Zoom Targets to another image, do the following:

  1. Open the image with Zoom Targets that you want to copy in the Zoom Target Editor screen.
  2. Select Copy Targets To.
  3. In the Select Images dialog box, select an image and pick Select.
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