Manny Costales

WORKS WITH THE NEW VERSION OF GOOGLE MAPS
You can add a map using a shortcode.
You only need to:
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Go to https://www.google.com/maps
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Search the address you want to embed in your website. Drag and drop the map to adjust it to the section you want.
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Copy the latitude and longitude.
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Go to the page you want to add the map and paste this shortcode: [gmap_mc lat=”LATITUDE” long=”LONGITUDE”]
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To keep in mind:
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The default dimensions are 350×250
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The defaults latitude and longitude point to Cuba
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You can set your own dimensions using these parameters [gmap_mc lat=”LATITUDE” long=”LONGITUDE” width=”600″ height=”250″]
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You can set the zoom of your map using the parameter mapwidth, like this [gmap_mc lat=”LATITUDE” long=”LONGITUDE” width=”600″ height=”250″ mapwidth=”3000km”]. The zoom is assumed to be in miles unless you specify km. The default zoom is 1500km
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GMap Shortcode

This plugin make you happy when you need to add Google Maps to your pages/posts.

Mashi

The Simple Google Map plugin for WordPress uses Google’s embed feature without requiring the Google Maps API.
This plugin allows you to display a Google Map on your website without needing to sign up for a Google Maps API key. You can easily embed maps by entering the latitude and longitude of the desired location, and a marker will show up on the map. The plugin also lets you set a custom title for the marker.
What is New? 
With the new block editor integration, users can now insert maps directly through the WordPress Block Editor. The existing shortcode functionality still works, but users can also use the new block to configure the map settings directly in the editor.
Features: 
– 100% responsive maps. 
– No need for an API key. 
– Customizable location markers with titles. 
– Easy to use interface in the WordPress admin dashboard. 
– Supports custom width and height for the map. 
– New: Block Editor support for easier map insertion.
How to use: 
1. Get the latitude and longitude of your desired location from <a href="https://www.google.com/maps" rel="nofollow ugc">Google Maps</a>. 
2. Go to the plugin settings in your WordPress dashboard and enter the details. 
3. Use the shortcode [simpleMapNoApi] to display the map on any page or post. Alternatively, use the “Simple Map Block” in the Block Editor. 
4. The shortcode will use the configuration set in the options panel, whereas the block will use the settings configured directly within the block editor.
This plugin uses google map’s embeed map feature. 
Which you can find in google map’s website : https://www.google.com/maps 
Google Maps Platform Terms of Service : https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/terms/

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