To get the most out of the seminar, you should download the free trial version of Pano2VR beforehand. The webinar is being taught by Pano2VR’s own Martin Hopkins, and questions are encouraged. But now you can learn how to use Pano2VR, one of the most popular virtual tour software, for free in a webinar series that starts this Wednesday. One challenge with self-hosting is that you’ll need to learn desktop software. It is one way you can distinguish your virtual tour services in an increasingly crowded field. Not only can self-hosting be more economical, but you can also customize the tour with impressive features such as adding motion (for example, a fire place) or interactive elements such as quizzes to engage viewers. Many professionals use self-hosted virtual tours for high-end projects. Update: the replay of the webinar is below. You can learn how to use Pano2VR in a free webinar tutorial series starting this Wednesday June 3 at 8am Pacific Time. Pano2VR is one of the most popular software used by professionals to create custom self-hosted virtual tours for Fortune 100 companies such as Toyota and other clients.
If you’re wondering about which virtual tour website to use, you might also consider self-hosting. To this end, there is no disable fonts checkbox in the Template anymore.Pano2VR can create advanced virtual tours like this by Dennis Van Duijn for Erasmus University College Pano2VR 6.1 the CSS for the fonts are in the skin editor. In Pano2VR 6.0 you have the CSS in the HTML page so there you need to use the disable fonts in the template. In the Beta versions the options have changed. Note: this tutorial is designed for Pano2VR Release versions 6+. Link to the CSS file to the HTML5 templateįine tune the line spacing, kerning and add a website link Modify a CSS file to style both the text for the button name, the header and body in a popup window In this tutorial I'm going to style the text on a button and a popup information block using the local font file/css method.
The best way to ensure consistency across browsers is to use a Local Font file and CSS to style the text. When developing virtual tours for clients there is often the need to create unique user interface elements (skins) that on many occasions may require the use of a custom font.
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