Kevin Bazira

Algori 360 Image is a Gutenberg Block Plugin that enables you add interactive 360° images to your WordPress website. Adding immersive panorama images, spherical images, equirectangular photos, full-sphere 3D images and VR (Virtual Reality) photography will boost user engagement and increase revenue for your site.
 
Please Note that this plugin; 
* Currently supports one 360° image per page. 
* Requires the Gutenberg editor to be activated on your WordPress site in order to access and use the 360° image block. 

<h3>Features</h3>
<ol>
<li>No Flash Needed</li>
<li>Compatible with Modern Browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari.</li>
<li>Supports VR (Virtual Reality) headsets such as Vive, Rift, Windows Mixed Reality, Daydream, GearVR and Cardboard.</li>
<li>Supports JPG.</li>
<li>Supports both mouse and touch.</li>
<li>You can zoom into the image using touch.</li>
<li>Only one 360° image can be loaded on a single page.</li>
</ol>
<h3>How to use</h3>
<ol>
<li>After installing and activating the 360 Image plugin in your WordPress website.</li>
<li>Navigate to your blog post or page and use the Gutenberg editor to add a 360 Image block.</li>
<li>Use the 360 Image block to add a 360° image to your web page.</li>
<li>At this point, you can adjust your image’s dimensions (width and height) using the Gutenberg block inspector section.</li>
<li>Click “Publish” to view your new web page with a 360° image.</li>
<li>Congratulations 😀</li>
</ol>
<h3>Credits</h3>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/ahmadawais/create-guten-block" rel="nofollow ugc">create-guten-block</a> , (C) 2018 Ahmad Awais, <a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT" rel="nofollow ugc">MIT</a></li>
<li><a href="https://aframe.io/" rel="nofollow ugc">A-Frame</a> , (C) 2015-2018 Mozilla and A-Frame Authors, <a href="https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT" rel="nofollow ugc">MIT</a></li>
</ul>
Algori 360 Image WordPress Plugin, Copyright 2025 Kevin Bazira 
Algori 360 Image is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL

Algori 360 Image

Algori 360 Image is a Gutenberg Block Plugin that enables you add interactive 360° images to your WordPress website.

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This plugin inserts a panoramic player into a WordPress article to view a 360 panoramic picture in QTVR format (.mov)
To view a QTVR file (.mov) it’s required a browser plugin that supports this type of files, 
this WordPress plugin uses QuickTime http://www.apple.com/quicktime/ or DevalVR http://www.devalvr.com
This WordPress plugin is based in the Javascript code “detectvr.js”, this workaround is used to autodetect 
the browser plugin present in the user computer. If QuickTime is present, then QuickTime is used (this 
plugin is present in all Mac computers and 65% of Windows computers). 
If QuickTime is not present, then a message is shown to allow the user to install DevalVR plugin, this is a very 
small plugin for Windows (about 0.3 MB) of high quality and performance.
It’s possible to define an option in the viewer to allow the user to choose the preferred browser plugin.
<h3>Usage</h3>
To insert the player into the article write the next statement in the text of the article:
{qtvr filename width height}
Replace the parameter “filename” by the MOV file name and the “width” and “height” parameters by the size in pixels 
of the player window. Example:
{qtvr panorama.mov 460 300}
The base folder for the MOV files is the content folder of your WordPress installation (by default /wp-content/) 
For example, if you write: {qtvr pictures/panorama.mov 460 300} , the file should be in /wp-content/pictures/panorama.mov
You can use absolute URLs too, for example:
{qtvr http://www.devalvr.com/panos/mansion1.mov 460 300}
It’s possible to define any parameters for DevalVR or QuickTime, with the help of the functions devalvr() and qt() respectively. 
The parameters must be written between the parentheses, between quotation marks, separated by commas, and in pairs name-value. 
Any number of parameters can be defined. Available parameters for DevalVR: http://www.devalvr.com/paginas/soporte/parameters.html
Example:
{qtvr panorama.mov 460 300 devalvr(“autoplay”,”2″,”autoplayspeed”,”-6″) qt(“controller”,”false”)}
It’s possible to insert some options bellow the viewer to allow the user to choose his preferred browser plugin. Use the selection() 
function. This function can have several parameters, separated by commas. The first parameter is the text that will be written 
before the selection options, the next parameters must be any of these predefined words: detect, devalvr, qt, links, combobox
Example:
{qtvr panorama.mov 460 300 devalvr(“autoplay”,”2″) qt(“controller”,”false”) selection(Choose viewer:, detect, devalvr, qt)}
Preview images:
It’s possible to use the function “preview(filename)” to define an image to show under the play button.
{qtvr panorama.mov 460 300 preview(image.jpg)}
The base folder for preview images is the content folder of your WordPress installation (by default /wp-content/) 
For example, if you write: {qtvr panorama.mov 460 300 preview(pictures/image.jpg)} , the file should be in /wp-content/pictures/image.jpg

QTVR Viewer

This plugin inserts a panoramic player into a WordPress article to view a 360 panoramic picture in QTVR format (.mov)

Algori 360 Image vs QTVR Viewer