360 Pano Test using Short Code and Sceneid.

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  1. Making 360° Tours
  2. Specify opening scene in iPanorama.
  3. Creating a Border and Specific Window Size
  4. 360 Pano Test using Short Code and Sceneid.
  5. Ipanorama using Tour iframe URL+Name and URL+ID
  6. Playing with Borders
  7. iPanorama – Adding a Compass
  8. iPanorama Window Size Using Short Code
  9. iPanorama Window Size Using “General” Settings.

First is a link using the default ipano id.

iPanorama-Shortcode-Scene-1
iPanorama-Shortcode-Scene-1

  You can use the same id, but append the Scene ID.

iPanorama-Shortcode-Scene-2
iPanorama-Shortcode-Scene-2

Using the shortcode for the tour (ipano id=”2″), appending the sceneid (for scene 2) above: ipano [id=”2″ sceneid=2e9372d9].

Note the small difference in the two scenes. In the first the Scene One button is highlighted, while in the second the Scene Two button is highlighted. (Highlit?) 

<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/ipanorama/virtualtour/1" sceneId=4d8f28b9 frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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