Jonas Hjalmarsson

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A multi-point Google Maps field for Advanced Custom Fields. Click to add markers, drag to reposition, right-click to remove.
The plugin reads your existing Google Maps API key from ACF’s global setting (<code>google_api_key</code>), so no extra configuration is needed if you already use ACF Map fields. If you don’t have one set, you can also provide a key via the <code>acf_multi_coords_gmaps_key</code> filter.
Originally inspired by the single-point <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/advanced-custom-fields-coordinates/" rel="ugc">ACF: Coordinates</a> field by Stupid Studio; this plugin extends the idea to multiple points per field.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License v3. See <code>gpl.txt</code> for details.
<h3>Usage</h3>
When you create a new custom field with ACF, set the field type to Multiple Coordinates map. The coordinates chooser will then show up when you edit a post with your custom fields.
The tool adds a point on each click on the map. To remove the point, select the “Remove Coordinate” button and click a point. You can also show the points as a polygon on the map with the “Show area on map” button, and show the actual coordinates in a semicolon-separated list with the “Show coordinates” button. The search field is only there to quickly take you to different places on the map — not to add the actual points.
To get the coordinates data on your frontend, simply request the field value and you get the coordinates in a latitude/longitude array plus the zoom level, like this:
<pre><code><?php
$values = get_field('*****FIELD_NAME*****');
print_r($values);
/* gives you something like:
 Array
 (
 [coords] => Array
 (
 [0] => Array
 (
 [lat] => 57.156363766336
 [lng] => 16.364327427978
 )
 [1] => Array
 (
 [lat] => 57.159612809986
 [lng] => 16.370315551758
 )
 )
 [zoom] => 13
 )
*/
?>
</code></pre>

Advanced Custom Fields: Multiple Coordinates

A multi-point Google Maps field for Advanced Custom Fields. Click to add markers, drag to reposition, right-click to remove.

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Embed Google Map is a plugin for embedding one or more Google Maps to WordPress posts, pages, text widgets and templates. Adding maps is very simple, just add the address or the coordinates which location you want to show on a map inside google_map tags to a post or a page or a text widget or a template, and that’s it!
The plugin supports Google Maps, Google Maps Classic and Google Maps Embed API. The version to be used can be set by using the Version setting (supported values: new, classic, embed). Google Maps and Google Maps Classic do not require an API key, but for Google Maps Embed API an API key is required instead.
It’s possible to define the version of Google Maps, the type of the map (normal, satellite, hybrid, terrain), the size of the map, the language of the Google Maps interface, custom labels, zoom level, border layout and link to the full size map. Both HTTP and HTTPS protocols are supported. The default settings defined in the admin panel are used for all the maps in the site, and they can be overridden for individual maps.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>It’s possible to embed one or more Google Maps within a post, page, text widget or template.</li>
<li>Support for [google_map] shortcode.</li>
<li>The address or the coordinates which location is shown on a map is given as a parameter.</li>
<li>Define Google Maps version to be used.</li>
<li>Define the language of the Google Maps interface.</li>
<li>Define the type of the map (normal, satellite, hybrid, terrain).</li>
<li>Define the size of the map.</li>
<li>Define the zoom level.</li>
<li>Define custom labels.</li>
<li>Show/hide the info label.</li>
<li>Define the border width, border style and border color.</li>
<li>Add link to the full size map.</li>
<li>Define the link label.</li>
<li>Support for HTTP and HTTPS.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Basic Usage</h4>
To embed a map in a post, page or text widget use the following code:
{google_map}address{/google_map}
*{google_map}latitude,longitude{/google_map}
**{google_map}url{/google_map}
*latitude,longitude = coordinates in decimal degrees
** URL of a map stored under My Places on Google Maps
<h4>Overriding Default Settings</h4>
To override one or more default settings use the following code:
{google_map}address|zoom:10{/google_map}
{google_map}address|version:classic|zoom:10{/google_map}
{google_map}address|zoom:10|lang:it{/google_map}
{google_map}address|lang:system{/google_map}
{google_map}address|width:200|height:200|border:1|border_style:solid|border_color:#000000{/google_map}
{google_map}address|width:200|height:200|link:yes|link_label:Label{/google_map}
{google_map}address|link:yes{/google_map}
{google_map}address|type:satellite{/google_map}
{google_map}address|show_info:yes|info_label:Label{/google_map}
{google_map}address|link_full:yes{/google_map}
{google_map}address|https:yes{/google_map}
*{google_map}latitude,longitude{/google_map}
**{google_map}url|width:200|height:200|border:1{/google_map}
*latitude,longitude = coordinates in decimal degrees
** URL of a map stored under My Places on Google Maps
<h4>Shortcode</h4>
To embed a map in a template use [google_map] shortcode. For example:
echo do_shortcode(‘[google_map]’.$address.'[/google_map]’);
All the settings supported by Embed Google Maps plugin can be set as shortcode attributes. For example:
echo do_shortcode(‘[google_map version=”classic” lang=”en” link=”yes” width=”200″ height=”200″]’.$address.'[/google_map]’);
In addition, [google_map] shorcode can be used inside pages, post and text widgets too.

Embed Google Map

Embed Google Map is a plugin for embedding one or more Google Maps to WordPress posts and pages.

Advanced Custom Fields: Multiple Coordinates vs Embed Google Map