Please also note this issue, which is very likely to be related or even
part of the actual problem.
Next to your map and streetview divs of your particular test project, put
some loose text.
See how the text seems to get either smoothed or antialiased once the map
is loaded?
This seems to be
Indeed, I am running Windows 7. Sorry, I forgot to mention that.
By now, I have found out I am definately not the only person noticing this
change,
many of the visitors of my project use Chrome on Windows aswell, and some of
them have sent me email asking what's up with the map.
No changes
I seem to be having the same issue.
Earlier this year the same issue occured, and at that point of time, this
could be resolved by getting the 3.2 api instead by using the 'v'
('v=3.2') parameter in the script tag.
The issue that arose today, seems to be somewhat different, as I am still
In addition to my previous reply, I wish to add that after testing the code
provided by *Marc Ridey* in the previous post;
*Quote:*
Try this code:
http://blog.mridey.com/2010/11/how-to-display-map-inside-streetview.html
Also shows the exact same behaviour, in which the streetview element
After some minimal research, the issue seems to be relating to
anti-aliasing or smoothing.
In the previously working version, the streetnames in Streetview, aswell as
the arrows, did not seem to be anti-aliased, nor smoothed.
Now, they seem to be anti-aliased, and seem to be taking the whole
