knight lab storymap only shows first tile of zoomify

The Odyssey.js Sandbox allows you to do this in three ways: Once you have created all the slides you are interested in putting into your Story Map, you are ready to share your work with the world. We have included a small number of webpage templates to help you quickly create your stories. The Odyssey Sandbox allows you to link map changes and movements to different elements in a web document through the use of Markdown. This is perfect for adding extra information to animated stories. This template adds triggers to your animated map so when reaching a certain point on the timeline your contextual information changes. Use this template if your data is animated. This template works really well with stories that have a lot of editorial content such as images and texts, and where the map adds more context to the story. As you scroll up or down, the story moves forward or backward.

The scroll template moves based on when the viewer scrolls the page. This is perfect for stories that don’t have too much text and you want to highlight the map as the principal element. Your story is broken down into different states or slides, so you can go forward or backward just by clicking the arrows on the screen buttons or by pressing the forward/back arrows on your keyboard.

The slide template acts like a Keynote or PowerPoint presentation. We have developed three templates to get you started. They define the position of your map and story elements and define the method by which your story will progress. Templates control the overall structure and layout of your story.

Knight lab storymap only shows first tile of zoomify