kaz2

Okay, you are using the Embed code with URL slug for this.
I use that and it works the same for me.
I don’t know what else to tell you.

Did you actually change the name of the Shortcode, or just used one you like “panoramic-photos”? I ask because I cannot change that field at all, so wonder how you did.
Please verify what is in the “Standard Shortcode” field when you click on the “Shortcode” button.

It still looks like you are missing the initial “Shortcode”
In iPanorama, if you edit the tour, you have a button for “ShortCode”
In mine, it is [ipano id=”1″] (But every tour has another number)

Oh! Are you saying you changed the ShortCode to “panoramic-photos”, or is that the directory where these are kept?

But I just tried changing it and I can’t, so not sure if you did or did not.

If you did not change it, the number of that shortcode should go after the directory.
Have you made any tours that work yet? Or is this the first?

Remove the ampersand, number sign, 8221, semicolon.
add quote where semicolon is.
panoramic-photos/(Put tour ID Number here)?sceneid=pasha-dere-plaj” frameborder

There are two parts you need, tour ID, scene ID

Try looking at the code here:

https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/2021/02/07/360-pano-test-using-short-code-sceneid-url/

Shouldn’t matter. Are there spaces or “special characters” in your custom name?
Try removing them, or putting underscores_in_name instead.
Just try a simple 1234, you can change it back once you get it working.

Same tour, #1, but two different scenes.
Sorry, the code got converted somewhat, the ampersand/number sign stuff should not be in your code.
Remove between the ampersand and semicolon (including them) in both cases.
How do I enter code without it getting trashed?
There should be a quote instead of the semicolon

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I had to make a few changes but this seems to work.

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/ipanorama/virtualtour/1?sceneid=4d8f28b9&#8243; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=””></iframe>

<iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/ipanorama/virtualtour/1?sceneid=f5120eec&#8221; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=””></iframe>

No space after ?

I see the author replied while I was typing, so his advise is probably best!

The link above requires a password to open it.

The proper way to do this is probably within the CSS code, and I can’t help with that.
A HACK is to just leave the Title empty in the scene. NOT the name of the scene, but when you are editing the scene. There is “enable” then “id” the “title. I played around and if that is blank it seems to work okay, but does not show up. I also tried putting in a “null” character, which works, but the box still shows up in some “Widgets”.
If it blows things up, I said it was a hack. (You can always change it back though.)

OH! I just tried something easier… in the same place all you have to do is click the checkmark for enable/disable title! No checkmark should give you what you are looking for.

Glad things worked out okay. About the thumbnails.
First, so you know, I am not author, just a user of iPanorama.
Sorry to say I do not know how to make the thumbnails along the side of the window open.
I have never done this. I know there is a field to specify a thumbnail, but how to get them to appear I do not know. Maybe additional CSS or JS is required? It could be there was at one time another “widget” that included this feature and has been removed now.

Perhaps the author “Avirtum” will respond.
Good Luck and have fun.

Widget, not Theme

RE: Thumbnails
Maybe you mean the buttons at the bottom of the scenes.
Those depend on the “Theme” that is selected in the initial “General” settings.
Each theme gives different options to change to next scene.
Try them out! I think I use “Civic” for most of mine.

Missed this: Compass is activated in your “Scene”, go to “Additional” tab near the bottom, select “Compass” so it is blue.

Not sure what “Thumbnail Menu” is?

Should be available in the free version. The only limitation is you can only create one panorama.

1. Open iPanorama 360 Project
In “General” make sure “Enable” is selected.
2. Select “Scene” you want if you have multiple. (Make sure it is enabled)
3. Go to “Markers” (either add new, or make sure you actually select a marker in the left pane. It will turn blue when selected.)
4. In your marker you will want to go to “Actions”, then “Go to a scene”, then select the next scene. i.e. the room you want to go into. You have to make the next scene before you can select it. (Your example looks like you know the steps to this point.)

5. Above the right pane you should see “ToolTip” button.
6. Click on it.
Make sure you “Enable it”
Type in your text here. i.e. the name of the room.
7. In the preview window will be the “target” to allow you to move the hotspot where you want it. i.e. on the door to the room you want to enter. (Or just show the name for.) Just click on the target and drag it where you want.
8. Below that click the “Additional” button.
9. Then click the “Trigger” button, select the action you want to happen.
Save everything, and preview it.
10. Add lots of other fun things!

Do you mean other than using a “Hotspot” or a “Popup”?
Have you tried those? It should leave an icon of your choosing at the “door” to the room that you can then put the name of the room into. If you then want to, you can link to that to actually go into the room if you want.
If you really wanted a name I suppose you could make a custom icon with the name of the room that you could use to replace the standard one.

Here are some examples of using hotspots.
https://avirtum.com/ipanorama-wordpress-plugin/

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