As soon as you click OK the map will re-render and be ready to test. From there you can tweak the code to specify the exact dimensions that you want it to be. If you want to change the dimensions of the map, right-click the map and choose “Edit HTML”. After a moment the map will be rendered and you can preview its interactivity.
To embed a map, just visit your favorite mapping service and look for a place to copy/share embed code, then just copy and paste it into your Muse site. For example, map services such as Google and Bing make it very easy to embed a map on your Muse site. On the surface this may sound like it contradicts the idea of making great sites without coding, but in fact the web is full of services that make it easy for you to embed and use a variety of tools with little more than a simple copy and paste. One of the easiest and most powerful tools inside Muse is the ability to embed HTML inside your site. Lets take a look at six quick and important tips to improve your Muse sites. And as Adobe’s Creative Cloud continues to expand its membership more designers are discovering Muse’s power to help them build websites without worrying about code. Even though Adobe Muse is less than two years old, it is rapidly evolving into a trusted tool for designers.
