In this blog, we will look at how to make your Space more interactive by adding OOTB web parts like 360-degree images.
If you are new and want to know how to activate SharePoint Space for your site collection in SharePoint Online, look at my detailed blog, SharePoint Spaces - Blog Series 1.
Also, if you want to know in detail about how to create a SharePoint Space, take a look at SharePoint Spaces – Blog Series 2.
And if you want to know how to add web parts like 3D objects and File Viewer in your Space, take a look at SharePoint Spaces – Blog Series 3.
Let’s explore how to add 360-degree images and a Document library to your SharePoint Space.
- Click on the ( + ) to see all out of the box web parts and select 360-degree Images,
Fig. 1.1- Click in the Space to view the cursor and enter to drop your web part as shown in the image below,
Fig. 1.2- You will see an Upload panel open where you can upload 360-degree images either locally or from the other options like from Site or OneDrive.
Fig. 1.3- Insert your 360-degree images. Once it is inserted you can resize your image from the scale below. Observe a podium which by default will be added with your images as shown in the image below,
Fig. 1.4- Edit the image and you will see the options like, changing an image, a toggle button for podium visibility, Also, you can add trigger actions to your images. See the image property panel below,
Fig. 1.5
Fig. 1.6- Publish your Space and then you can click on the image and take a tour of each 360-degree Image as shown below,
Fig. 1.7I hope you enjoyed learning about how to add 360-degree images and also we explored various properties of it.
Stay tuned for the upcoming SharePoint Spaces - Blog Series 5 where we will explore the Document library web part.
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