WebRotate 360 Product Viewer for WordPress is a free plugin that can be used to integrate advanced 3D product views and 360 product photography created with WebRotate 360 Product Viewer. To see a demonstration of this plugin, please visit our demo page:
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产品特点
This product was built by us from grounds up in-house in Pasadena, California with its first commercial release dating back to 2010. Unlike other software on the Web, our 360 product viewing technology utilizes our own extensive experience producing professional 360 product photography and 3D views.
- Fine-tuned for E-Commerce with real business in mind.
- Designed by professional 360 product photography studio.
- Unique publishing software with instant batch processing.
- Host everything on your own servers.
- Works on iOS, Android, browsers with & without HTML5.
- Extensive hotspot support for advanced interactivity.
- Highly customizable (features, skins, templates, API, etc.)
- Lightweight and fast with quick integration.
- No server side scripts required - all client based.
- All viewer configuration is done via a separate XML file.
- Continuously tested on all major browsers and devices.
Beta v3.0
New version of the plugin (stable beta) adds full 3D product views (multi-row), native WooCommerce integration, Google Analytics events, viewer API integration, wr360expand shortcode and more. Learn more and download:
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going PRO that adds the following features:
- Advanced desktop publishing software.
- Full-screen support.
- Ability to load 360 product images from CDN (external server) or use a single master configuration for multiple 360 product views.
- Multiple embed shortcodes on the same page or post (i.e, wr360embed).
- Google Analytics events (via beta v3.0).
- Unlimited hotspots.
- Free support and core product upgrades.
How to create 360 product views
If you haven't created 360 product views with WebRotate 360 Product Viewer before, please download our free software (Windows or Mac OS X) and follow this simple YouTube video or check out the following user guide on how to create 360 spins on your computer which you can then upload to your WordPress installation via FTP. Note that you only need to upload a single folder that is auto-created under 360_assets in the published folder of your SpotEditor project upon publish.
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Check out the Installation tab for specific WordPress installation instructions. For more information and your questions, please visit our
product forum or email us at support at webrotate360 dot com.
We would be happy to assist with your WordPress integration if you have any issues!
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Upload published 360 product views
Upload your 360 product views via FTP to your server and note the location of an xml configuration file(s) in the uploaded folder(s) as you will need it for the shortcodes as shown below. Note that you only need to upload a single folder that is auto-created under 360_assets in the published folder of your SpotEditor project upon publish. There's also one sample 360 product view located under the plugin folder under 360_assets. To try this sample, please use the following config path as per the shortcode examples below:
/wp-content/plugins/webrotate-360-product-viewer/360_assets/sampleshoe/config.xml
Embed inside a page or post
Simply add the following shortcode inside a page or post in WordPress admin where you would like to see your 360 product view embedded, replacing name, width, height and config with your own values.
Example 1: [wr360embed name="yourviewname" width="100%" height="450px" config="/wp-content/plugins/webrotate-360-product-viewer/360_assets/sampleshoe/config.xml"]
You can also add an extra shortcode parameter called basewidth to specify the original width of your embedded 360 product viewer. So when your primary shortcode width parameter is relative (i.e 100% as in the example above), the basewidth setting will force the viewer to scale its height relative to your original viewer width (basewidth). If the basewidth parameter is not set, the viewer height is not scaled when it's embedded inside a responsive layout.
Example 2: [wr360embed name="yourviewname" width="100%" height="450px" basewidth="620px" config="/wp-content/plugins/webrotate-360-product-viewer/360_assets/sampleshoe/config.xml"]
Alternatively, you can specify default viewer dimensions on the plugin settings page where you can configure other default options such as viewer and popup skins, master config and more. If default dimensions are specified in the plugin settings, you don't need to repeat them again in your shortcodes.
Integrate via popup
Use the following shortcode to integrate via lightbox popup (replace name, width, height and config with your own values accordingly). Please note that the sample config path below indicates that the 360 product view was uploaded under the 360_assets folder located in the root of your WordPress website (i.e on the same level with wp-content) that you would need to create there first:
Example 3: [wr360popup name="yourviewname" width="620px" height="450px" config="/360_assets/sampleshoe2/config.xml"]your thumbnail image or text[/wr360popup]
Integrate via popup gallery
If you need to show a gallery of your 360 product views via a popup, just add multiple wr360popup shortcodes for each view with an extra parameter called gallery:
Example 4:
[wr360popup name="yourviewname1" gallery="true" width="620px" height="450px" config="/360_assets/sampleshoe2/config.xml"]your thumbnail image or text[/wr360popup]
[wr360popup name="yourviewname2" gallery="true" width="400px" height="400px" config="/360_assets/sampleshoe3/config.xml"]your thumbnail image or text[/wr360popup]
Load images from CDN and / or use master config (PRO)
Both shortcodes support the rootpath parameter that can be used to specify an alternative location of your image assets as configured in the config xml. When it's set in the shortcode, the viewer will prepend rootpath to all image path specified in the viewer configuration xml. This is valuable when you need to store image assets on a dedicated file server or CDN.
Example 5: [wr360embed name="yourviewname" width="620px" height="450px" rootpath="
http://mycdn.com/360_assets/product1/" config="/360_assets/product1/config.xml"]
The rootpath parameter may be also used to load multiple shortcodes using just a single / master config xml that can be set under plugin settings via Master Config URL (assuming the number of images and their file names are the same across multiple shortcodes), in which case you don't need to specify the config parameter in each of your shortcodes that share the same master config settings.