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Hello experts,<br />
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I was wondering if there is a module that would allow me to change an image position such as linked in does with on users profile pictures? I would like to be able to upload a profile image and adjust its size and position before publishing it.<br />
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I would appreciate any recommendation,<br />
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Thanks
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Hello experts,

I was wondering if there is a module that would allow me to change an image position such as linked in does with on users profile pictures? I would like to be able to upload a profile image and adjust its size and position before publishing it.

I would appreciate any recommendation,

Thanks

change image profile position

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