Hi everybody,
I want to introduce panoCMS.de to you and open this discusion thread for it.
panoCMS.de is a CMS for krpano projects. After the integration of the content-boxes you can design and edit content easylie without going back to the krpano-xml-files. Every work and design can be done in panoCMS.de. You can even create accounts for clients without any programming knowledge so that they can edit their content by themselves. So a store-owner can put in new offers, a restaurant can change the menu and other location owners can put actual news to their panorama. More information you will find at http://www.krpano-cms.com.
The features of panoCMS:
easy to integrate and to use
much faster then manage content by code
Content-Editor:
adding and editing content (text, pictures, forms...)
wysiwyg-editor for easy text work
add links to your text or pictures
form-generator for contact- or booking-forms
Design-Editor:
design-editor to design content without CSS- or XML-code
backgroundpictures
output control (position, size, padding, margin, color, opacity...)
User-Administration:
create accounts for clients to manage their content
The output is responsive and therefore compatible to mobile devices. At the moment this is still improvable for the responsive reaction needs some more fine tuning. We are working on that at the moment.
panoCMS.de is in beta test period and you are heartly invited to try all functions. What we also want to find out is how much interest on a CMS for Content in panos is in the community. After the beta test period we could offer panoCMS.de if the system proofs to be useful for the more of you and if there is enough interest.
So feel free to try it. You can create a account at http://www.panocms.de all you need is an email-adress. There you'll also get the plugin.
We are gratefull for every feedback.
Here are example-projects done in panoCMS.de (sorry the content is in german for I'm working mostly for the german market):
A scribbled tour that introduces panoCMS.de
Manferd Heller - exhibition of an artist
Midpoint of Bavaria - the panorama we use in our tutorials