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General

This script provides a panorama view of an image, without using Flash or Java. Scrolls to the left and to the right. Easy to implement.


Panorama Demonstration

Notes

Source Code

Paste this source code into the designated areas.

External file

Paste this code into an external JavaScript file named: panorama.js


Head

Paste this code into the HEAD section of your HTML document.


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3. From: Ruud
08/27/2008 18:11:38

Hello,

Is it possible to stop the scrolling at the end of the picture? I do not always make a panorama that is 360 degrees.

I will be glad to hear from you.

Greetings,

Ruud

4. From: Lee (Admin)
10/31/2008 15:15:34

That's the purpose of the panorama. You would need to adapt the script to do what you want.

1. From: steve curtis
viewing window for panorama effect
08/16/2008 08:58:50

I'm new to JS and am interested not so much in the panorama effect itself, as in the effect of the darkened window in which the image appears. Is this effect covered in tutorials? Thanks for any help.

2. From: Lee (Admin)
10/31/2008 15:09:37

You might check on the author's site.


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