Simple Google Street View

This plugin creates a point and click interface to add Google Street View panorama’s to your posts and pages. Click on the appropriate media-button to insert one. You can add as many panorama’s as you want and style them individually using CSS.

Features:

• Easy to use (if you have used Google Street View before, you will recognize the interface)
• No template hacking required
• No API key required
• CSS can be used in the quicktag for advanced styling
• New in this version: address searchbox

When you add the view to the post/page, the plugin generates a [streetview] tag. This tags contains the location and point of view information:

[streetview width="100%" height="250px" lat="34.360988" lng="-86.693436" heading="-94.17771883289124" pitch="-3.342175066312998" zoom="1"][/streetview]

The orther attributes (eg. width and height) are converted to CSS and you can add you own CSS as well. For example, this code will generate a square (500×500) street view window, with a green border:

[streetview border="green 1px solid" width="500px" height="500px" lat="34.360988" lng="-86.693436" heading="-94.17771883289124" pitch="-3.342175066312998" zoom="1"][/streetview]

1. Upload simple_streetview.php to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress
3. That’s it!

1. 

   The interface

2. 

   Click on the media icon to launch

0.4

• Searchbox to find your location faster
• Fix some bugs

0.3

Add the icon for the media button

0.2

• The plugin now lives with the media buttons in the upload/insert section, where it belongs!
• Fixed a small javascript error.

0.1

First release