Upload ‘project-panorama-lite’ to the ‘/wp-content/plugins/’ directory
Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
Click on the new menu item “Projects” and create your first project
Projects have progress bar, phases, milestones, start / end date, documents and descriptions
Restricting Access
You can restrict access to projects by making them private or password protected by changing the project visibility in the publish metabox.
Using Your Own Theme
Panorama by default has it’s own project page theme, this is ensure the best rendering and design across all themes. If you’d rather use your own theme, you can go into Projects > Settings > Appearance and click the “use custom template” option. We recommend using a full width template for best display. Not all themes will render the complex visuals in Panorama equally.
Shortcodes
[project_list] – output a list of public projects, options include:
type — specify the slug of a project type defined in Projects > Project Types status — ‘active’ or ‘complete’ to display completed or active projects count — number to display before pagination sort – ‘start’,’end’,’title’. Sort by start date, end date or alphabetically by title. Default is creation date.
[project_status] – embed a project into a page or post
[project_status_part] – embed a portion of a project into a page or post
[before-phase] [/before-phase] – Show content wrapped in shortcode in a phase description before the phase has started. [during-phase] [/during-phase] – Show content wrapped in shortcode in a phase description after it has started before it has been completed. [after-phase] [/after-phase] – Show content wrapped in shortcode in a phase description after the phase has ended.
[before-milestone] [/before-milestone] – Show content wrapped in shortcode before milestone is reached [after-milestone] [/after-milestone] – Show content wrapped in a shortcode after milestone is reached
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