The Javascript shows inside a div-container an adjustable section of the panoramic-image. Beyond this section 2 arrows are shown. They allow to scroll the image to the left or to the right on mouseover. On pageload the contents of the given div-container gets overwritten. This behaviour gives you the possibility to display a static image or an advice like - for example - "the panorama needs javascript" for visitors with javascript disabled.


Functionality:
The script works thinkable easy. From a surrounding div-container only a certain section is shown. This is done by using "clip:rect". Within the div-container the panoramic-image - three of a kind side by side - is scrolled. As soon as a certain deflectain is exceeded, the next step displaces the the three images one step-width in the direction currently scrolled to and one complete iomage-width into the other direction. Thats all.