That part is easy. Setting up a panorama page and having it look good in an iframe is the tricky part. OK, here goes. An iframe may be given a unique name attribute for targeting purposes, so give your iframe a unique name, for example:
Code:
<iframe name="panorama_frame" width="500" height="200" src="about:blank">This feature requires that your browser support iframe.</iframe>
Then, in the markup for Cmotion, do like:
Code:
<div id="motioncontainer" style="position:relative;overflow:hidden;">
<div id="motiongallery" style="position:absolute;left:0;top:0;white-space: nowrap;">
<nobr id="trueContainer"><a href="panorama_1.htm" target="panorama_frame"><img src="panorama_1.gif" border=1></a> <a hre . . .
where panorama_1.htm is the name of your html page with a panorama on it. Repeat the:
Code:
<a href="panorama_1.htm" target="panorama_frame"><img src="panorama_1.gif" border=1></a>
part with different hrefs and img tag src attributes as many times as required to show the thumbnail image for and to link to each external panorama page.
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