Search for your desired location using the search box highlighted below.
In the bottom right of the screen you will find a small orange/yellow figure, this is the street view button.
Step 2: Select the street view figure, this works as a 'drag and drop' system, so you drag the figure to where you want to view (in this example i have used George Square), let go of the button and the street view figure will drop onto the map, opening street view at your desired location.
Step 3: Select the 3 vertial dots (highlighted below)
Step 4: Select the button 'Share or Embed Image' highlighted below.
Step 5: Now you are on the sharing tool, you have several default size options. We recommend making a custom size, to do so, select the 'Medium' button highlighted below (this indicates medium size).
Step 6: Select 'Custom Size' in order to be able to create the street view tool to your desired size (in height and width, in pixels).
Step 7: Enter your custom size in the boxes shown below.
You can see what the street view will look like by selecting 'Preview Actual Size'.
Copy the HTML Street View code by either highlighting it all and using the 'Copy & Paste' fucntion, or click 'Copy HTML'.
Step 8: Choose the page you want to put the Street View on via 'Pages'.
Select the HTML button '<>' (highlighted below), this will open up the content box where you will paste the Street View code.
Step 9: Paste the HTML Street View code into this box, click 'OK' to complete.
After selecting 'OK', you should now see the street view box on your page.
Go to the top of the page and select 'Save and Publish' to finish this step.
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