New Feature

New in Loree: Built-In Access to Free Images from Unsplash & Pexels

1. We've come bearing good news! You no longer need to leave Loree to find the perfect image. With Unsplash and Pexels now built right into the Loree Image Editor, you can search and add stunning, free images without the hassle of copying links or jumping between tabs. It’s all built in, so you can find the perfect image and drop it into your content in just a few clicks.
   Here's a sneak peek!
   

Disclaimer: Use of Third-party tools via Unsplash and Pexels

 

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Text Masking and Text-on-Image Feature

1. Check out the new Text masking and Text-on-Image feature in the video below!
   

   
   

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Feature Enhancements

UI Improvement: Revised Image Editing Modal

1. To enhance usability and simplify image management, we have made updates to the Image Edit modal. Please refer to the image below:
   

1. Now, for improved organization and visibility, the "Click to Upload a New Course Image" feature has been repositioned to a separate tab on the modal's top left-hand side. Refer to the before and after images below:
   

Before Image:

             

After Image:

         

1. Users can now easily browse their computer to upload supported formats (JPG, JPEG, and PNG) after choosing the Upload tab.
   
   
2. Adding an image using the External Link option remains the same with this UI enhancement.

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Improved Image Loading Experience:

1. When users access Course Images or similar options, a skeleton loader now appears to indicate loading in progress, enhancing the visual experience.
   

1. Additionally, hovering over any image will now display the image name as a tooltip, making it easier to identify and select the right asset. Refer to the image below:
   

1. The Free Image feature using Unsplash and Pexels images has been implemented inside the Loree Editor as shown in the videos above.
   

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   Banner Image Selection with Drag and Crop
   

   1. Previously, when users selected a larger Banner image, a message prompted them to choose which part of the image to display (Top, Center, or Bottom).
      
   2. "The image you have chosen is larger than the Banner Image space. Please select which part of the image you would like to be the banner.” 
      Refer to the Before and After images below:
      

   Before Image:

   

   
   

   1. This process has now been enhanced with a more intuitive drag-and-crop feature. 
      
   2. Now, when a large banner image is selected, users will see the updated message: "The image you have chosen is larger than the Banner Image space. Please drag and crop the part of the image you would like to be the banner.”
      After Image:
      

1. This improvement gives users more control and flexibility in selecting the exact portion of the image they wish to display.
   

Progress bar Background Color Customization

Issue:

Previously, the background color behind the question count in MCQs was set to a default grey. While this color served as a visual indicator of progress, it was not customizable by users. This limited branding flexibility and affected visual consistency across themes.

Resolution:

We’ve addressed a previous limitation by introducing new customization options for the MCQ component. Users can now personalize the background color behind the question count via the Progress Bar Settings. This enhancement allows greater control over the progress bar appearance, enabling a more consistent and branded user experience.

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Thank You!