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The Panoramic Image Viewer is designed to handle flat rectilinear or equirectangular panorama photography, utilizing smooth and efficient scrolling to deliver an ultra-realistic viewing experience. It is compatible with the new WordPress block editor as well as any page builder that supports shortcodes.

If you wish to enhance your panorama photographs, our Panoramic Viewer plugin is the solution you have been seeking. By manipulating your original photography, we ensure that your end-users enjoy the most immersive experience possible. Our plugin enables a 360° rotation and offers additional functionality, allowing for hotspots (for flat images) by linking a <map> element to the image without requiring any additional configuration.

Out of the box, the Panoramic Viewer does not necessitate any coding knowledge to set up, as we provide a shortcode generator within the TinyMCE editor toolbar, making the process straightforward. Furthermore, the newly custom-coded blocks for the Gutenberg block editor facilitate easy implementation of the latest standards and features within the WordPress environment. For those seeking more advanced features, some knowledge of HTML, JS, and CSS is necessary; however, I am here to assist you.

Your purchase not only grants you access to this remarkable plugin but also includes exceptional support for any technical issues you may face.

Comprehensive documentation is provided, featuring clear examples and easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions to help you get started with minimal effort or prior experience.

You can incorporate a panoramic viewer on any page, post, widget, or custom shortcode-based plugin section, and you can have multiple instances on a single page without any issues. It also integrates well (for flat images) with a lightbox solution such as Responsive Lightbox (not included, but available publicly in the WordPress directory), allowing your hotspots to be zoomed in for a more realistic effect. Simple!

Why not try it out for yourself now? View the Preview to interact with the full effect!

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