SansBlogue: Cool panorama tool

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Panoye is a neat panorama tool that allows one to display "interactive" panoramas. Like this one of the fields at, and hills round, the Karen village we stayed in on our trek.

It also lets you map them on Google so that people on the Panoye site can see panoramas that others have created of nearby places.

But, I can't work out how to display them in asiabible.wordpress.com since Wordpress does not allow iFrames.

HT Lifehacker

Labels: karen, Thailand

¶ 1:59 PM

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Hi Tim... I'm glad you like panoye ;)

The first panoye blog was hosted on wordpress.com. But, you are right -- WP don't allow iframe ;( That's why I moved it to blogger.

By puzz, at May 16, 2008 2:12 AM

Which, I guess, just goes to prove that (despite the Wordpress evangelists out there - you know who you are!) there is no such thing as a perfect blogging tool!

By Tim, at May 16, 2008 5:36 AM

Well, you are probably right... Wordpress as a standalone installation don't have this (iframes) restriction. But, to have a installation of WP is a pain - you have to install new security patches every few weeks.

(And, what's more important, blogger's mail-to-blog option actually works :)

By puzz, at May 16, 2008 5:51 AM