prabode

Use short code;
example: Place in a post or a page:
[gmap a=”505 East Michigan Avenue,Lansing, MI 48912-1148″ w=”400″ h=”400″ z=”1″, i=”near”]
a = the complete address 
h = height 
w = width 
z= zoom (number range: 1-16; where 1 is the coarsest, or furthest away ) 
i = info bubble (options A => show, near => hide)
Plugin URI: http://www.venturit.org 
Author: Venturit Inc. 
Version: 1.0 
Author URI: http://www.venturit.com 
Credits : Inspired by Google Map, Plugin by Shaon at dub3 dot intelisoftbd dot com

GMap Generator

Ays Pro

<h3>Simple Google Maps Widget</h3>
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<li><a href="http://freedemo.ays-pro.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Simple Google Maps Widget</a></li>
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The title is optional but good to have if you use multiple map widgets on your site. There is also a cool feature, where you can insert a snippet of information about the location of your choice in the widget and it’ll show the snippet when you click on your map location marker.
Note that you should have a valid and one specific API key for each widget in order to get the map to work. But, don’t worry, just follow the steps in <a href="https://support.google.com/googleapi/answer/6158862?hl=en" rel="nofollow ugc">this article</a> to set up an API key for your map widget. Then, insert it into the API Key field in the widget and you have a working map widget with minimal steps.
The widget options are as follows: 
– Title (Optional) 
– API Key (Necessary) 
– Location (Recommended) 
– Latitude (optional) 
– Longitude (optional) 
– Marker Title (Necessary)
If you want to have a minimal but a good map widget with minimal but powerful options, then this widget is for you.
Don’t forget, in case of any problems or questions, feel free to contact us via e-mail at info@ays-pro.com.

Simple Google Maps Widget

A simple yet cool and intuitive Google maps widget for your website

GMap Generator vs Simple Google Maps Widget