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1.2.5

Modifies the plugin name and references to meet WordPress directory requirements.

1.2.4

Ensures full compatibility with WordPress 6.8.

1.2.3

Enhance the compatibility with latest Google Maps APIs.

1.2.2

Improves the plugin interface.

1.2.1

Resolves a compatibility issue with WordPress version previous to 5.5.

1.2.0

Introduces the new Marker and Cluster libraries.
Updates the Gutenberg block and metabox for enhanced functionality.
Enhances the plugin settings page for a better user experience.

1.1.8

Allows configuring the points to display when WPML is installed on the website.

1.1.7

Load Google Maps APIs asynchronously so as not to affect website performance.

1.1.6

Fixes a conflict in the activation process with WP6.5.

1.1.5

Implements the integration with new Borlabs Cookie version.

1.1.4

Improves the integration with third-party plugins.

1.1.3

Removes deprecated JS code.

1.1.2

Hides the map gray background color on zoom out.

1.1.1

Fixes an issue in default variables.

1.1.0

Improves the plugin interface.
Implements the WCML integration to display points from active language.

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CodePeople Post Map for Google Maps lets you insert Google Maps into posts or WordPress templates displaying multiple posts. In single posts, it shows a marker for the post’s geolocation and optionally markers for recent posts in related categories. In templates, it displays markers for all posts on the page, highlighting the related post on hover.

Main Features:

► Insert Google Maps at optimal positions or associate geolocation without displaying the map
\n► Handle large volumes of markers
\n► Discover related entries via map markers
\n► Define location by address or coordinates
\n► Customize markers and info bubbles (including default-open bubbles)
\n► Embed maps in multiple languages
\n► Based on Google Maps JavaScript API v3
\n► Show markers for posts in the same category
\n► Customize zoom, size, margins, alignment, map type/language, display mode (full or icon), controls, number of points, and hover class
\n► Style the map freely

Premium Features:

Load points from specific posts, categories, tags, or all posts
Use location info and descriptions in post search
Associate multiple points per post/page
Draw routes and shapes
Add a search box for places
Create legends with categories/tags/taxonomies to toggle visibility
Add links for directions, opening in Google Maps, or Street View
Display multiple maps per post/page (same points across maps)
Insert maps as sidebar widgets
Group markers in clusters
Show and refresh user location at intervals
Generate dynamic points from image metadata or WordPress App geolocation
Associate maps with any public post_type
In non-singular pages, show a map per post
Export/import points via CSV or KML
Load KML layers from files

Developer Features (includes Premium):

Design contact forms linked to map points
Send notification emails from form submissions
Assign unique or global email addresses to points
Support Contact Form 7 shortcodes in point descriptions
Use point-associated images as map icons

Demo Access:

https://demos.dwbooster.com/cp-google-maps/wp-login.php

https://demos.dwbooster.com/cp-google-maps/

Shorcode Attributes and Plugin Settings

Note 1: To display all points that belong to a specific category in the same Google Map, it is required to insert the following shortcode [codepeople-post-map cat=\"3\"]. The number 3 represent the category ID, replace this number by the corresponding category’s ID. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

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Note 2: To display all points that belong to more than one category in a same Google Map, separate the categories IDs with the comma symbol [codepeople-post-map cat=\"3,5\"]. The numbers 3 y 5 are the categories IDs, replace these numbers by the corresponding categories IDs. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

\n

Note 3: To display all points defined in the website in a same Google Map, use -1 as the category’s ID:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\"]\n

 for template.\n

Note 4: To display all points that belong to the posts with a specific tag assigned in a same Google Map, for example the tag name “mytag”, use the shortcode’s attribute “tag”, as follows: [codepeople-post-map tag=\"mytag\"]. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

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Note 5: To display the points belonging to specific posts or pages in a same Google Map, enter their ids separated by comma through the “id” attribute in the shortcode as follows: [codepeople-post-map id=\"123\"]. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

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The “id” attribute has preference over the rest of the filtering attributes.

If you prefer configure your map directly from the shortcode, then you must enter an attribute for each map feature to specify. For example:

[codepeople-post-map width=\"500\" height=\"500\"]\n

The complete list of allowed attributes are:

Very Important. Some of attributes are available only in the premium and developer versions of the plugin.

width: Values allowed, number or percentage. Defines the map’s width:

[codepeople-post-map width=\"300\"]\n

[codepeople-post-map width=\"100%\"]\n

height: Values allowed, number or percentage (In the web’s development, the height in percentage is effective only if the parent element has a height defined). Defines the map’s height:

[codepeople-post-map height=\"300\"]\n

align: Values allowed, left, right, center. Aligns the map’s container to the left, right or center:

[codepeople-post-map align=\"center\"]\n

dynamic_zoom: Values allowed, 1 or 0. Adjust the zoom of map dynamically to display all points on map at the same time:

[codepeople-post-map dynamic_zoom=\"1\"]\n

zoom: Accepts a number to define the map’s zoom. To apply a zoom to the map, the dynamic zoom should be 0:

[codepeople-post-map dynamic_zoom=\"0\" zoom=\"5\"]\n

type: Values allowed, SATELLITE, ROADMAP, TERRAIN and HYBRID. Select the type of map to display:

[codepeople-post-map type=\"ROADMAP\"]\n

language: Values allowed, en for English, es for Spanish, pt for Portuguese, etc. (for the complete list, check the Google Maps documentation). Select a language to display on map:

[codepeople-post-map language=\"en\"]\n

route: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Draw or not the route between points in a same post or page:

[codepeople-post-map route=\"1\"]\n

mode: Values allowed, DRIVING, BICYCLING and WALKING. Define the type of route:

[codepeople-post-map route=\"1\" mode=\"DRIVING\"]\n

show_window: Values allowed, 0 or 1. To enable or disable the infowindows:

[codepeople-post-map show_window=\"1\" ]\n

show_default: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Display or not an infowindow expanded by default:

[codepeople-post-map show_window=\"1\" show_default=\"1\"]\n

markerclusterer: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Displays a cluster with the number of points in an area:

[codepeople-post-map markerclusterer=\"1\"]\n

mousewheel: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Enables the map’s zoom with the mouse wheel:

[codepeople-post-map mousewheel=\"1\"]\n

zoompancontrol: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Displays or hide the zoom controls in the Google Maps:

[codepeople-post-map zoompancontrol=\"1\"]\n

typecontrol: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Displays or hide the type control in the Google Map:

[codepeople-post-map typecontrol=\"1\"]\n

streetviewcontrol: Values allowed, 0 or 1. Displays or hide the street-view control in the Google Map:

[codepeople-post-map streetviewcontrol=\"1\"]\n

defaultpost: Defines the post ID, for centring the map, and display by default the infowindow corresponding to the first point associated to this post:

[codepeople-post-map defaultpost=\"396\"]\n

center: To define the center of the map, but if the infowindows are configured to be opened by default, the map will be centered in the point with the infowindow opened:

[codepeople-post-map center=\"40.7127837,-74.00594130000002\"]\n

legend: Accepts a taxonomy name as value. Some common taxonomies names are: category and post_tag, for the categories and tags, respectively. Displays the legend with the list of elements that belong to the taxonomy and are assigned to the posts associated with the points:

[codepeople-post-map legend=\"category\"]\n

legend_title: Text to be used as legend title:

[codepeople-post-map legend=\"category\" legend_title=\"Select the categories to display on map\"]\n

legend_class: Class name to be assigned to the legend. The legend design may be modified through CSS styles. Creates a class name, with the styles definition, and associates the new class name to the legend through the legend_class attribute:

[codepeople-post-map legend=\"category\" legend_class=\"my-legend-class\"]\n

tag: Tags slugs separated by “,”. Displays on map the points whose posts have assigned the tags:

[codepeople-post-map tag=\"tag1,tag2,tag3\"]\n

cat: Categories IDs separated by “,” or -1. Displays on map the points whose posts belong to the categories. The special value -1, allows display on map all points defined in the website:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"2,4,56\"]\n\n[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\"]\n

excludecat: Categories IDs to exclude, separated by “,”. From points to be displayed on map, the plugin excludes the points whose posts belong to the categories to exclude:

[codepeople-post-map tag=\"tag1,tag2\" excludecat=\"4\"]\n

excludepost: Posts IDs to exclude separated by “,”:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\" excludepost=\"235,260\"]\n

excludetag: Tags IDs to exclude separated by “,”:

[codepeople-post-map excludetag=\"2,13\"]\n

taxonomy: The taxonomy is a special attribute that should be combined with other attributes, depending of taxonomies to use for points filtering. Suppose the website includes two new taxonomies: taxonomyA and taxonomyB, and the map should display all points that belong to the posts with the value T1 for taxonomyA, and T3,T4 for taxonomyB, the shortcode would be:

[codepeople-post-map taxonomy=\"taxonomyA,taxonomyB\" taxonomyA=\"T1\" taxonomyB=\"t2,t3\"]\n

Note 5: The geolocation information is stored in image’s metadata from mobiles or cameras with GPS devices.

Note 6: Some plugins interfere with the shortcodes replacements, and provokes that maps don’t be loaded correctly, in this case should be passed a new parameter through the shortcode print=1

Passing the parameter print=1, displays the map at beginning of page/post content.

Note 7: To display in the Google Map all points in posts with a specific taxonomy assigned, or multiple taxonomies, should be used the “taxonomy” attribute in the shortcode, with the list of all taxonomies separated by the comma symbol, for example: taxonomy=”taxonomy1,taxonomy2″, and a new attribute for each taxonomy with the values corresponding. For example if you want select the points that belong to the posts with the values: “value1” for “taxonomy1”, the shortcode would be:

[codepeople-post-map taxonomy=\"taxonomy1\" taxonomy1=\"value1\"]\n

for multiple taxonomies:

[codepeople-post-map taxonomy=\"taxonomy1,taxonomy2\" taxonomy1=\"value1\" taxonomy2=\"value2,value3\"].\n

post_type: In combination with other attributes like: cat, tag or taxonomy, it is possible to load on map only the points that belong to the post types in the list:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\" post_type=\"post,page\"]\n

excludepost_type: In combination with other attributes like: cat, tag or taxonomy, it is possible to load on map only the points that do not belong to the post types in the list:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\" excludepost_type=\"post\"]\n

kml: Absolute URL (http://…) to a KML file with the Keyhole Markup Language:

[codepeople-post-map kml=\"http://www.yourwebsite.com/your-file.kml\"]\n

If you want more information about this plugin or another one don’t doubt to visit my website:

http://wordpress.dwbooster.com/content-tools/codepeople-post-map

Interface

Google Maps offers several setting options and is highly flexible. Options can be set up in the Settings page (and will become the default setup for all maps added to posts in the future), or may be specific to each post to be associated with the Google maps (in this case the values are entered in the editing screen of the post in question.)

The settings are divided into two main groups, those belonging to the Google maps and those belonging to the geolocation point.

Google Maps configuration options:

Map zoom: Initial map zoom.
Dynamic zoom: Allows to adjust the map’s zoom dynamically to display all points at the same time.
Map width: Width of the map.
Map height: Height of the map.
Map margin: Margin of the map.
Map align: Aligns the map at left, center or right of area.
Map type: Select one of the possible types of maps to load (roadmap, satellite, terrain, hybrid).
Map language: a large number of languages is available to be used on maps, select the one that matches your blog’s language.
Allow drag the map: allows drag the map to see other places.
Map route: Draws the route through the points that belong to the same post (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Travel Mode: Travel mode used in route drawing (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Include Traffic Layer: Displays a traffic layer over the map.
Show info bubbles: display or hide the bubbles with the information associated to the points.
Display a bubble by default: display a bubble opened by default.
Display map in post / page: When the Google maps are inserted in a post you can select whether to display the Google maps or display an icon, which displays the map, when pressed (if the Google maps are inserted into a template that allows multiple posts, this option does not apply)
Options: This setting allows you to select which map controls should be available.
Display a bundle of points in the same area, like a cluster: Allows grouping multiple points in a cluster (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Display Featured Image by default: Displays the Featured Image in posts and pages in the infowindows, if the points don’t have associated an image.
Display the user’s location: Displays a marker with the location of user that is visiting the webpage (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Refresh the user’s location every: Integer number that represent the interval in milliseconds to refresh the user’s location (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Title of user’s location: Enter the title of infowindow belonging to the user’s marker (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Display the get directions link: Displays a link in the infowindow to get the directions to the point (available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin)
Display a link to Google Maps: Displays a link in the infowindow to load the point directly on Google Maps.
Display a link to Street View: Displays a link in the infowindow to display the street view in the specific point.
Enter the number of points on the post / page map: When the Google maps are inserted into a post, points that belong to the same categories will be shown on the same Google map. This option allows you to set the number of points to be shown. When the Google maps are inserted into a template that allows multiple posts this option does not apply.
Generate points dynamically from geolocation information included on images, when images are uploaded to WordPress: If the image uploaded to WordPress includes geolocation information is generated a point with related to the geolocation information.
Generate points dynamically from geolocation information included on posts: Displays new points on maps, if the post includes geolocation information, generated by WordPress App.
Display maps legends: Check the option to display a legend with categories, tags, or custom taxonomies, to display or hide the points on map dynamically.
Select the taxonomy to display on legend: Select the taxonomies to display on legend.
Enter a title for legend: Enter the title to display in the legend.
Enter a classname to be applied to the legend: To customize the legend appearance, associate to it a classname, and set the class definition in any of style files in your website.
Highlight post when mouse hovers over related point on map: When the Google maps are inserted into a template that allows multiple posts, hovering the mouse over one of the points will highlight the associated post through assignment of a class in the next setup option.
Highlight class: Name of the class to be assigned to a post to highlight when the mouse is hovered over the point associated with that post on the Google map.
Use points information in search results: Allows search in the points information ( available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin )
Allow to associate a map to the post types: Allows to associate points to custom post types in website ( available only in the premium and developer versions of plugin )

Configuration options related to the points location

Location name: Name of the place you …

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\nQ: Why the Google Map shortcode is not inserted on page content?\n\n

A: There are some content editors, available as WordPress plugins, that provoke some compatibility issues with WordPress, in this case you should type the shortcode manually:

[codepeople-post-map]\n

\nQ: How many Google Maps I can insert into a post?\n\n

A: In the free version of plugin only one map with only one point associated in each post/page. In the premium version of plugin it is possible associate multiple points to the post and insert multiple shortcodes ( if there are multiple maps included in the same post/page, all of them will display the same points)

\nQ: How to insert Google Maps into a template?\n\n

A: Load the template in which you want to place the map in the text editor of your choice and place the following code in the position where you want to display the Google maps:

<?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map]'); ?>\n

\nQ: Is possible to load all points that belong to the posts with a tag assigned in a same Google Map?\n\n

A: To display all points that belong to the posts with a specific tag assigned, for example the tag name “mytag”, use the shortcode’s attribute “tag”, as follows:

[codepeople-post-map tag=\"mytag\"]\n

To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

<?php echo do_shortcode('[codepeople-post-map tag=\"mytag\"]'); ?>\n

\nQ: How to know the ID of a category?\n\n

A: The explanation to determine the ID of a category is applied to other taxonomies.

Access to the categories through the menu option: “Posts/Categories”. After accessing to the categories page, click the “Edit” link corresponding to the category, and pays special attention to the parameter “tag_ID”, in the URL on browser. The value in this parameter correspond to the ID of the category.

\nQ: Is possible to load all points in a category in a same Google Map?\n\n

A: To display all points that belong to a specific category, it is required to insert the following shortcode

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"3\"]\n

The number 3 represent the category ID, replace this number by the corresponding category’s ID. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

<?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map cat=\"3\"]'); ?>\n

\nQ: How to exclude the points in a category?\n\n

A: To exclude the points that belong to a specific category, or various categories, inserts the attribute excludecat in the shortcode:

[codepeople-post-map excludecat=\"3,4\"]\n

The number 3 and 4 represent the categories IDs.

\nQ: How to exclude the points in a post?\n\n

A: To exclude the points that belong to a post, or various posts, inserts the attribute excludepos in the shortcode:

[codepeople-post-map excludepost=\"3,4\"]\n

The number 3 and 4 represent the posts IDs.

\nQ: How to exclude the points in posts with tag?\n\n

A: To exclude the points that belong to the post with a specific tag, or various tags, inserts the attribute excludetag in the shortcode:

[codepeople-post-map excludetag=\"3,4\"]\n

The number 3 and 4 represent the tags IDs.

\nQ: Is possible to load all points in more than one category in a same Google Map?\n\n

A: To display all points that belong to multiple categories, it is required separate the categories IDs with comma “,”

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"3,5\"]\n

The numbers 3 and 5 are the categories IDs, replace these numbers with the corresponding categories IDs. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be:

<?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map cat=\"3,5\"]'); ?>\n

\nQ: Is possible to load all points in the website in a same Google Map?\n\n

A: To display all points in the website use -1 as the category ID:

[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\"]\n

<?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map cat=\"-1\"]'); ?>\n

for template.

\nQ: If I link geolocation information to a post but do not insert a Google map in it, will the geolocation information be available?\n\n

A: If you have inserted a Google map into a template where multiple posts are displayed, then the geolocation information associated with posts is displayed on the map.

\nQ: How can I disable the information window of point opened by default?\n\n

A: Go to the settings of map (the settings page of plugin for settings of all maps, or the settings of a particular map), and uncheck the option “Display a bubble by default”

\nQ: How can I disable all information windows of points?\n\n

A: Go to the settings of map (the settings page of plugin for settings of all maps, or the settings of a particular map), and uncheck the option “Show info bubbles”

\nQ: How can I use different icons, in the points markers?\n\n

A: To use your own icons, you only should to upload the icons images to the following location: “/wp-content/plugins/codepeople-post-map/images/icons/”, and then select the image from the list in the point’s definition.

\nQ: How can I use particular settings in a map?\n\n

A: You may use a particular settings in a map, defining the options directly as attributes of shortcode:

[codepeople-post-map width=\"100%\"]\n

If you are inserting the map in a particular page/post, you may check the field named “Use particular settings for this map”, and then entering the particular values in the settings options.

\nQ: Is possible to display the map as responsive design?\n\n

A: Yes, that is possible, you only should to define the width of map with values in percent. For example: 100%
\nPay attention the height definition with percent is not recommended, because it is only possible if the map’s container has a fixed height.

\nQ: How to get the directions to the point?\n\n

A: Go to the settings page of plugin and check the box to display the “Get directions” link in the infowindow. The “Get directions” link will be displayed in the infowindow.

\nQ: Is possible to include multiple taxonomies in the maps’ legends?\n\n

A: In the shortcode can be defined the attribute “legend” for selecting the taxonomy to use in the legend of map:

[codepeople-post-map legend=\"category\"]\n

but from the version 5.0.6 of the plugin it is possible to define in the legend multiple taxonomies separated by comma, to include all of them in the map’s legend:

[codepeople-post-map legend=\"category,post_tag\"]\n

\nQ: How to open the point on Google Maps?\n\n

A: If you want to display a link to open the point directly on Google Maps, go to the settings page of plugin, and checks the box to display the link in the infowindow.

\nQ: Could I insert the map as widget?\n\n

A: Yes, you can. Go to the menu option: “Appearance / Widgets” and insert the “CodePeople Post Map for Google Maps” widget on side bar.

\nQ: My images include geolocation information. Is possible use the geolocaion information stored in the image to generate points on map?\n\n

A: Go to the settings page of plugin and select the corresponding option to allow processing the information stored on image’s metadata, and then if an image uploaded to WordPress, includes geolocation information, will be generated a point with this information dynamically, that will be displayed on map.

\nQ: Why the maps are not showing on website?\n\n

A: Some plugins interfere with the shortcodes replacements, and provokes that maps don’t be loaded correctly, in this case should be passed a new parameter through the shortcode print=1
\nPassing the parameter print=1, displays the map at beginning of page/post content.

\nQ: It is possible to draw routes for flights between countries?\n\n

A: By default Google draws routes between points connected by cars, bus, trains, etc, but not for flights. So, in this case should be used polylines. To connect points with polylines, tick the attribute: “Connect the points with polylines, even if there is not a route between points”, in the settings page of maps.

\nQ: How can I change the route between address?\n\n

A: The route depends on the order of the points. If you want change the route, you should change the order of point. Takes the point by the handle’s icon, and drag it to its correct position in the points list.

\nQ: What are the differences between routes and polylines?\n\n

A: The routes are drawn on maps, only if there are known routes between the locations, based in the travelling mode (driving, walking), but if Google unknown a way between both address, is not able to draw the route. The polylines are straight lines connecting two addresses, even if there is not a route. It is main difference between both concepts, and why the polylines are preferred for representing flights.

\nQ: Is possible create routes between points in different posts?\n\n

A: Yes, it’s possible to draw a route including points belonging to different posts/pages, but in the current version of the plugin would be needed duplicate some points. Visit the following link to our technical blog with detailed instructions:

http://blog.net-factor.com/how-connecting-multiple-posts-on-a-route/

\nQ: How can I centring the map in a point defined a specific post, and display its infowindow?\n\n

A: Use the “defaultpost” attribute, in the map’s shortcode, as follows:

[codepeople-post-map defaultpost=\"231\"]\n

The number is the post’s ID

\nQ: I’ve configured the sizes of the map to be displayed with a responsive design, but the map is not showing\n\n

A: To display the maps with a responsive design, you should define the map’s width with percentages (for example 100% if you want that the map width be the same that its container), but PAY ATTENTION, in web development the treatment of the width and height is different. The page width is limited by the browser’s width, but with the height it is not apply. So, you should enter a fixed height(for example 320px).

The only way to define the map’s height in percentages, is if the element that contain the map has defined a fixed height.

\nQ: Can be inserted a link in the infowindow?\n\n

A: It is possible insert links, and any other HTML element in the infowindow. You only should insert HTML tags directly in the point description. For example, to insert a link to our web page: <a href="http://wordpress.dwbooster.com">Click Here</a>

\nQ: After entering an address, and to press the verify button, the address is modified, and the pin is displayed in a different location of the map\n\n

A: If after pressing the “verify” button, the address is modified dynamically, and the pin is displayed in another location, the cause is simple. If Google Maps does not recognize an address, it uses the nearest known address, and displays the pin on this location.

To solve the issue, you simply should drag and drop the pin in the correct location, and type the address again, but this time “DON’T PRESS AGAIN THE VERIFY BUTTON”.

\nQ: I’ve inserted an image in the page, but have not been generated a new point in the map\n\n

A: First, be sure you have checked the option “Generate points dynamically from geolocation information included on images, when images are uploaded to WordPress”, from the settings page of the plugin.

Second, be sure the image includes the Exif tags with the geolocation information (latitude and longitude)

Finally, you should upload the image from the “Add Media” button of the page or post, and not from the media library.

\nQ: Can be generated a point from the page publication, with the location of the author?\n\n

A: Yes, that is possible but only from the WordPress App, available for iPhone, iPad and Android, with the option for sharing the location enabled in the application. Furthermore, from the settings page of the plugin, should be checked the option: “Generate points dynamically from geolocation information included on posts”

\nQ: How to display a map in the search results page, with the points defined in the resulting posts and pages?\n\n

A: To insert a map in the results page with the points defined in the resulting posts and pages, you simply should identify the template file, in the active theme on your WordPress, that is used in the search page (usually it is called search.php), and inserts the map’s shortcode directly in the file’s content:

<?php echo do_shortcode( '[codepeople-post-map]' ); ?>\n

\nQ: Can be searched in the website by the points information?\n\n

A: If was checked the option “Use points information in search results”, from the settings page of the plugin. The searching process will consider the points information too, and the posts and pages resulting could be selected by its points.

Pay attention, the results of search will be the posts and pages that include the points, not the point directly.

\nQ: What styles are used in the infowindows?\n\n

A: The design of infowindows is defined through styles in the cpm-styles.css file, located in “/wp-content/plugins/codepeople-post-map/styles/cpm-styles.css”, specifically with the styles:

    .cpm-infowindow {margin:0; padding:0px; min-height:80px; font-size:11px; clear:both;}\n    .cpm-infowindow .cpm-content {float:left;width:100%; color:black;}\n    .cpm-infowindow .cpm-content .title {font-size:12px; line-height: 18px; font-weight:bold; color:black;}\n    .cpm-infowindow .cpm-content .address {font-weight:bold; font-size:9px;}\n    .cpm-infowindow .cpm-content .description {font-size:10px;}\n

\nQ: Can be highlighted the post or page related with the point on map?\n\n

A: From the settings page of the plugin, there are two options:

Highlight post when mouse move over related point on map
Highlight class

If you check the option: “Highlight post when mouse move over related point on map”, and enter a class name in the “Highlight class” attribute, in the maps inserted on pages with multiple entries, the class name will be applied to the post, or page, when the mouse is moved over a point associated in the corresponding page or post.

\nQ: How can be created shapes on map?\n\n

A: In the map’s definition, directly in the page or post where the map is being inserted, there is the checkbox: “Do you want display a shape on map?”, please, tick the checkbox to expand the shape’s section.

The shape’s section includes some options like: the stroke weight (if you don’t want to display an stroke around the shape, set its value to zero), the fill colour (the colour code with the format: #FFFFFF, to select the shape colour), and the opacity to be applied to the shape, take into consideration than zero is transparent and 1 is opaque. Remember, the shape is displayed over the map, if you set the opacity to 1, won’t be possible to see the map’s area.

Now the most important part create the shape’s area. To create the shape’s area is sufficient with click in the map at right (Don’t worry, the pins are not included in the final map, are inserted in the preview map to allow modify the shape’s area). Through the pins at right map it is possible modify the shape’s area, click on the pin to delete it, or drag the pin to another location to vary the shape.

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To install CodePeople Post Map for Google Maps, follow these steps:

Download and unzip the plugin
Upload the entire codepeople-post-map/ directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress

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Maps in action
$\"Styling$
Styling the maps
$\"Map$
Map with user's location
$\"Map$
Map with shape
$\"Global$
Global maps settings
$\"Point$
Point insertion's form
$\"Inserting$
Inserting map on sidebars
$\"Generates$
Generates points, from the geolocation information stored on image's metadata
$\"Contact$
Contact Form Builder (only available in the Developer version of the plugin)
$\"Associate$
Associate the contact form with the point, and define an email address between the point's data (only available in the Developer version of the plugin)
$\"Export/Import$
Export/Import section (only available in the Developer version of the plugin)
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