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Is this library compatible with base64 image?
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I’m trying to use this library in my base64 images, but when i hover the image i only have an grey square instead of a zoom.
This is my code
<Magnifier src={data:image/png;base64,${page.images[0]}} mgShape="square" />
Any ideas?
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yes, in the end they do the same thing
Looks like you a using another package. This package has name “react-image-magnifiers”: “^1.4.0”. I will try
react-magnifiernow, thanx