request: display labels [camera capture] [upload image] ABOVE canvas

[stewie]

With firefox extension "Image Zoom" installed, it's interesting to scrollzoom to enlarge the canvas and watch while the drawing progresses, but... currently, the [camera capture] [upload image] labels are displayed to a fixed(?) location. The text, in that fixed location, winds up overlaying the zoomed canvas element.

When the page loads, the dashed border around the canvas invites user to drag an image. I'm suggesting: Initial size of the canvas element could be a bit smaller with the [camera capture] [upload image] link labels placed at the top.

Also, once the painting begins, those [camera capture] [upload image] links become disabled, yes? (Cannot upload a different image unless the page is refreshed, yes? Asking because I might just be facing a limitation/quirk specific to my browser/version.) If the links are, in fact, disabled once painting begins... it would make sense to toggle their DOM elements hidden when painting commences.

[zden]

First of all, a dropped image should work on desktop computers always! No matter you are in the painting process.
The same applies for upload image what is created for mobile users.
If this happens on the desktop check the web console for possible error messages.
In the case of badly aligned [camera capture] [upload image], please provide a screenshot. Oh OK I'll try page zoom in browsers and try to see for myself too.
Page was tested on win/osx systems and with firefox/chrome/safari browsers. But haven't tested much under browser-zoom feature so please write down your configuration if you can.
Thanks, Stewie for all valuable thoughts and reports. Much appreciated.

[stewie]

To clarify/justify my suggestion to "display labels [camera capture] [upload image] ABOVE canvas", here's a screencap to illustrate the "fixed css positioning vs zoom" issue I'm wrestling with:
http://i.imgur.com/B1FzSW6.jpg

I don't have a webcam, so can't test that control but, yes, since posting earlier, I've discovered that the app continually accepts a dropped image event, even while drawing is in progress.