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Google Maps for Gutenberg is a simple, lightweight flexible google map plugin which allows you to create a map with one click. It has tons of features such as full width map, 17 different custom map styles, custom width and height attributes. Easy and Flexible !!
Gutenberg is now a core feature so please update to WordPress v5, or install the <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/gutenberg/" rel="ugc">Gutenberg plugin</a>.
This plugin requires WordPress <code>5.0</code> or greater.
<h4>Plugin Features</h4>
Works as any other Gutenberg block with the following settings: 
* 17 Different Map Styles 
* Scroll Zoom 
* Map Width and Height Features 
* Full Width Map Styles (Entire Screen) 
* Upload Custom Marker for your map 
* Easy and Flexible 
* Customize Everything 
* And many more..
<h3>API Key</h3>
This plugin requires an API key to interact with Google Maps. Without an API key maps will not be displayed.
To obtain an API key follow these steps: 
1. Create a new project in the Google Developer’s console by clicking <a href="https://console.developers.google.com/flows/enableapi?apiid=maps_backend,static_maps_backend,maps_embed_backend&keyType=CLIENT_SIDE&reusekey=true" rel="nofollow ugc">here</a> and selecting Create new project 
2. Name your project 
3. Select HTTP referrers (web sites) for the Key restriction type 
4. Enter the domains where your API key will be used 
 – Example: <code>*.mysite.com</code> 
5. Click the Create button 
6. Write your API key down in a safe place 
7. Enter the API key into the plugin settings
Note: The API key will be exposed publicly to generate the map. It is important to <a href="https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/embed/get-api-key#key-restrictions" rel="nofollow ugc">restrict your API key</a> so others do not abuse it. The API key will be used, and displayed, in both the WordPress editor and the front end of the site.

Google Map for Gutenberg Block

Google map for Gutenberg. Fast, Simple, Flexible with rich in features.

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The “Latest Post Shortcode” helps you display a list or grid of the posts or pages in a page/sidebar, without having to code or know PHP. The output parameters are extremely flexible, allowing you to choose the way your selected content will be displayed. You can embed as many shortcodes in a page as you need, each shortcode configured differently. The shortcode for displaying the latest posts is <code>[latest-selected-content]</code> and can be generated very easily, the plugin will add a block or a shortcode button in the editor area.
You can write your own “read more” replacement, choose whether to show/hide featured images, you can even sort the items by several options, and paginate the output (also AJAX pagination). This plugin works with any modern theme. When used with WordPress >= 5.0 + Gutenberg, the plugin shortcode can be configured from the LPS block or any Classic block, using the plugin button. The plugin can be used with Elementor page builder.
<h3>Demo</h3>
<iframe loading="lazy" title="Latest Post Shortcode - WordPress Plugin Demo" width="750" height="422" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/er5wnGolfw8?feature=oembed" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" allowfullscreen></iframe>
<h4>Usage example</h4>
Example of a simple grid with 4 cards per row, with AJAX pagination: 
 [latest-selected-content ver=”2″ perpage=”4″ showpages=”4″ display=”title,date,excerpt-small” titletag=”h3″ chrlimit=”120″ more=”…” url=”yes” linktext=”Read more” image=”thumbnail” image_placeholder=”auto” elements=”25″ image_opacity=”0.3″ css=”four-columns as-overlay content-end pagination-space-between light tall” type=”post” status=”publish” orderby=”dateD” show_extra=”ajax_pagination,pagination_all,trim,date_diff,category,hide_uncategorized_category,oneterm_category,light_spinner”]
Example of a simple grid with 4 cards (2 per row), filtered by a category (sample term): 
 [latest-selected-content ver=”2″ limit=”4″ display=”title,content-small” titletag=”h3″ chrlimit=”50″ image=”full” image_placeholder=”auto” elements=”0″ css=”two-columns as-column has-shadow content-center” type=”post” taxonomy=”category” term=”sample” orderby=”dateA”]
Starting with version 8.0.0, the plugin has a new UI and some new cool features. With this version, the output of the shortcode can be configured also as a slider, with responsive and different modes options. In this way, if you previously used the Latest Post Shortcode Extension, this is no longer needed, the plugin handles it all by itself.
Starting with version 7.0.0, the plugin implements new hooks that allow for defining and managing your custom output, through your theme or your plugins. Check more hook details and code samples at https://iuliacazan.ro/latest-post-shortcode/.
<h3>Hooks</h3>
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<li>
Custom cards output filters: <code>lps/override_card_patterns</code>, <code>lps/override_card</code>, <code>lps/override_card_terms</code>, <code>lps/override_post_class</code>, <code>lps/override_card_display</code>, <code>lps/override_section_start</code>, <code>lps/override_section_end</code>
</li>
<li>
Pagination filters: <code>lps/override_pagination_display/first</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/first_icon</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/prev</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/prev_icon</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/next</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/next_icon</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/last</code>, <code>lps/override_pagination_display/last_icon</code>
</li>
<li>
Additional filters: <code>lps/filter_sites_list</code>, <code>lps/filter_statuses</code>, <code>lps/filter_types</code>, <code>lps/filter_taxonomies</code>, <code>lps/usable_taxonomies</code>, <code>lps/card_output_types</code>, <code>lps/remove_donate_info</code>, <code>lps/load_assets_on_page</code>, <code>lps/exclude_ids</code>, <code>lps/shortcode_arguments</code>, <code>lps/query_arguments</code>, <code>lps/before_check_posts</code>, <code>lps/remove_update_info</code>
</li>
<li>
Marked as deprecated: <code>lps_filter_tile_patterns</code>, <code>lps_filter_display_posts_list</code>, <code>lps_filter_remove_update_info</code>, <code>lps_filter_use_custom_section_markup_end</code>, <code>lps_filter_use_custom_section_markup_start</code>, <code>lps_filter_use_custom_tile_markup</code>, <code>lps_filter_exclude_previous_content_ids</code>, <code>lps_filter_use_custom_shortcode_arguments</code>, <code>lps_filter_use_custom_query_arguments</code>
</li>
</ul>

Latest Post Shortcode

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The "Latest Post Shortcode" allows you to create a dynamic content selection from your posts by combining, limiting, and filtering what you need.

Google Map for Gutenberg Block vs Latest Post Shortcode