kaz2

If you are doing this within WordPress:
In your Shortcode block:

[ipano id=”2″ sceneid=2e9372d9]

If you are trying to get there directly from a browser, I can’t help.

I know you can turn zoom completely off, but do not know of a way to limit it to a range. Someone that knows CSS or JS may be able to help. Just out of curiosity, why do you want to limit it?

Oh….. DOH… maybe it is because you are not specifying the unit! You need to add “px”
in the height and width field, not just the “400”! It should be “400px”! I just saw that, sorry. So try what you were doing in General settings at the very start, but add the “px”.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by kaz2.

If you looked at the post I made on doing this, when you copy/paste the line from “Embed Code with ID” you will see the values for iframe height and width there. You edit it directly into the post you are making.

EXAMPLE this is what is in the iPanorama Embed Code with ID field: <iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/ipanorama/virtualtour/9&#8243; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe>

So if you are using Gutenberg, you add a block with type “Shortcode”, then paste the text from iPanorama “Embed Code with ID”. (Example above.)

Then in that same block, you can change the 560 and 315 to anything you want. Note that your values probably will not be 560 and 315, but hopefully you get the idea.

Not sure, but you can try turning off the “Inline background styles”. I never have it checked.

Now I can see your image links.

Here is how I do it.
https://www.kasdorf.name/wordpress/2021/08/26/ipanorama-window-size/

None of your image links (except the actual page) work for me, only get a 404 error.

Are you trying to get the “window” on a WordPress page or post to display the tour in a larger size? Or different height and width? Or change the size that “full screen” displays. If you just want to make the window size (When you open the page/post) different I find it easiest to use the “Embed” code at the bottom of the “short code” section.
iframe width=”560″ height=”315″ src=”https://website.news/ipanorama/virtualtour/32&#8243; frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen></iframe

You can change width and height to about any size you want. I never mess with the “container” settings. It doesn’t affect the image at all, just shows more or less of it depending on your settings.

If this isn’t what you are trying to do… well then, nevermind….

Also, on my computer your page rotates very smoothly, the other page you reference is so slow I get bored watching. You may also want to change your initial zoom level since some buttons cannot be seen until you “move back”.
Not sure what you mean about menu, but to see buttons change the “widget” you use.

In Scene, Actions, Speed X, try changing the value. (Negative values change rotate direction.)

Did you “enable” the scene? (Using the slider) If you do not you get a blank screen.
You must also “Save” it before you use the preview. (after enabling it.)
If there are multiple scenes, if one is not enabled it will not show up, but the others will, but if all the scenes are disabled it will be blank.
For me, if the entire Tour is disabled in the General tab I get error messages and no preview.

I thought about this… maybe your “external button” means a button outside of the actual tour? I believe you can, but if you go to full screen it would covered up, and maybe could not get back?
If you want to try, use the short code with the scene id to go directly to the scene, so you would need one button for each scene.

In your WP Tour, look for the scene ID for the room you want.
In your page or post where you call the tour try something like this.
[ipano id=”24″ sceneid=”2e9372d9″]
On mine, this opens to the second scene, not the first.

Open Scene One and Two

This example uses the same ipano id=24, but the second one adds the scene id.
Seems to work. Let me know if it does for you!
(Note it took me awhile to figure this out… its case sensitive! ID does not work, id does)

Maybe I am not sure what you mean, but each project has several “Widget” options to pick from. Depending on which one you select you get arrow or button to go to the next scene, or return to the prior one. Modern gives only small arrows, while List gives a drop down to go to any scene in the tour.

Sounds like that should work very well!
Thanks.