Outstanding, elegant piece of work!
Just recently I added Pannellum to a WordPress Project – worked like a charm (almost needless to say: without any Plugin hassle/conflicts).
Thank you very much!

Keep up the great work!

Steffen

Your browser’s developer tools should tell exactly what’s happening. If you’re using a local file, you need to you a local web server as well, since browsers block loading files from the local filesystem; this is documented in the README. If you’re trying to load images from a different domain than the page you’re loading them from, it’s probably due to a CORS error; again, your browser’s developer tools will tell you.

So, I’m trying to use this app library, but I’m facing the follow error. Using an image in the pannellum.org site like https://pannellum.org/images/alma.jpg, it’s working fine. If I put the same image in my local machine to do tests or put it in other site, I’m facing the error that the image could not be accessed. Do you know what is happening?

Thanks in advance.

For displaying something custom, you should create the viewer using the API and then use the clickHandlerFunc and clickHandlerArgs hot spot configuration parameters to trigger a custom function on click that does what you want. Hyperlink support is built-in and is activated using the URL configuration parameter.

The default zoom can be changed with the hfov parameter. I have no idea what you mean by a panorama being “stretchy.”