I’m using the Tesla Theme to display a portfolio of 360 full screen panoramas. I use Pano2VR to author these panoramas. Pano2VR outputs a folder full of HTML code, images, etc. Each pano-project lives in a separate folder on my website, a warehousing solution if you like. Some pano-projects are quite large and have multiple images, tours, links, videos, etc.
In the Tesla theme I have built simple pages containing static thumbnails of each pano. If the user clicks on an image it opens the pano-project in a new window or tab in their browser. They have to close this to get back to the main site.
I’d been keen for any constructive feedback on this arrangement
I’m not really keen on opening a separate page, but due to the nature of the files I can’t really see a way round this. Some kind of better thumbnail gallery would be a better option? Can the existing gallery functions be made to open a new page?
I like the site looks nice. I have a Pano coming in via stack on http://www.towerbungalow.co.uk in the Superflex 3 slide show on the front page.its the last slide. I bet you could create a more elaborate stack page to come in to have a link to full page. This is why I like suprerflex 3 I can add any content.
I did a website a few years back using RapidWeaver and Pano2VR … if I remember rightly I similarly had a static image that viewers clicked on and opened the full screen pano (but not in a new tab or window). Then I created a close button in Pano2VR that went back to the page with the static image. So have another look at Pano2VR and look at creating a button and assigning an action to it (i.e. go back to previous page).
Steve
I´m looking for panorama stack as well, but in your solution which looks quite easy to implement, I´m actually missing 2-dimensional-interaction. Looking up and down…
If your stack updates like that, I would be a great fan!
