Hi @ramos09 ,
Thanks for reaching out! Since the 360° image is displaying correctly in the admin area but not on the frontend, this could be a caching issue.
If you are using a caching plugin, please try the following steps:
- Exclude WP VR assets from the cache to ensure they load properly.
- Exclude the page where the VR tour is embedded from caching. This can help prevent conflicts with the rendering.
- Clear your cache and check if the issue persists.
Let us know if this helps or if you need further assistance!
Best regards,
Hello Fatema,
your reference to caching helped me to get closer to the matter. However, caching was not the problem, but the plugin “Jetpack” option “Boost” and there the sub-option “Delay non-essential JavaScript”. Here this sub-option was activated and I have now deactivated it and now the 360° image works in the frontend!!
So thank you very much for the support!
Best regards
Ramos
Hi @ramos09,
Thank you for sharing your findings! We’re glad to hear that disabling the “Delay non-essential JavaScript” option in Jetpack Boost resolved the issue. This is valuable information, and it may help others facing similar problems.
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