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The plugin <a href="http://mapbox-for-wordpress.stephanemartinw.com" title="Mapbox for WP Advanced plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">Mapbox for WP Advanced</a> allows you to quickly and easily display rich and beautiful styled maps, tailored to the style of your WordPress website.
See the <a href="http://mapbox-for-wordpress.stephanemartinw.com" title="Mapbox for WP Advanced livedemo site" rel="nofollow ugc">live demo</a> !
Do you know MapBox ?
This platform is build on the famous Leaflet library, an Open-Source JavaScript Library for Mobile-Friendly Interactive Maps that has all the features needed for online maps and that works efficiently across all major desktop and mobile platforms. Moreover, Mapbox is powered by open data from OpenStreetMap, the ‘Wikipedia of maps’.
Mapbox for WP Advanced is very easy to use
Create your (free) account on <a href="http://www.mapbox.com" title="mapbox.com" rel="nofollow ugc">mapbox.com</a> and start to create your map online with Mapbox Editor: choose the map type, set your customized colors, define your markers on the map, then grab your access token, map ID and you are now ready to integrate your map on your WordPress website! 
To go further, build rich and complex maps with <a href="https://www.mapbox.com/mapbox-studio/#darwin" title="Mapbox Studio" rel="nofollow ugc">Mapbox Studio</a>.
The plugin <a href="http://mapbox-for-wordpress.stephanemartinw.com" title="Mapbox for WP Advanced plugin" rel="nofollow ugc">Mapbox for WP Advanced</a> lets you display your mapbox maps in widgets or in your posts with shortcodes. So, you can display as many maps (or as many views of a map) on a page as you want.
Mapbox for WP Advanced does not just display a Mapbox map within a frame (Easy Embed mode) ! The latest version of mapbox.js is linked from Mapbox server and this API is used to develop and implement a lot of great features. 
With the plugin’s default parameters, you do not need to repeat map settings from one map to another. Just override the default parameters according to the specific design of each map you want to display.
Please refer to <a href="http://mapbox-for-wordpress.stephanemartinw.com/documentation" title="Mapbox for WP Advanced documentation" rel="nofollow ugc">documentation</a> for more information about all the available parameters.
With Mapbox for WP Advanced, you acces to the power of Mapbox without writing a single line of Javascript code ! Build your maps from the WordPress administration panel !
Premium access
Mapbox for WP Advanced proposes a <a href="http://mapbox-for-wordpress.stephanemartinw.comdownload" title="Premium Access for Mapbox for WP Advanced" rel="nofollow ugc">Premium Access</a> :
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<li>a lot of additional features;</li>
<li>one year free updates to take advantage of all the new upcoming features;</li>
<li>a a 7/7 day friendly and reactive support and assistance;</li>
</ul>
  
Mapbox for WP Advanced is not affiliated with or endorsed by MapBox. MapBox is a registered trademark of MapBox Inc., used with permission by MapBox Inc.

Mapbox for WP Advanced

Mapbox for WP Advanced displays rich and beautiful Mapbox maps in your WordPress websites with a lot of powerful features but no coding!

Alessandro Lin

Lightweight Plugin to display in your website multiple free road maps. You can have as many maps as you need but only one per page. You can display a “VIEW MAP” button. A single page can have many buttons. To display a Map you can choose between Api javascript Openlayers and Api Leaflet Map tiles by OpenStreetMap. Access key is not required. Map tiles by Mapbox. Access key is required. Mapbox create satellite maps.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Simple Map.</li>
<li>Complex Map, with Marker and / or PopUp. The popup created with the Api OpenLayers has a green icon with links to the Directions.</li>
<li>Multiple maps.</li>
<li>Road maps and satellite maps.</li>
<li>Displays a “VIEW MAP” button. View the map, full screen, on a new page.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Demo</h3>
<a href="https://osmaps.edilweb.eu" rel="nofollow ugc">View:</a>
<h3>Minimal usage</h3>
<ul>
<li>Configure the Settings -> OSMaps from the admin dashboard. Change the defaultMap options and save.</li>
<li>Insert the shortcode in an article or in a page. Look the OSMaps administrative page for the shortcodes.</li>
<li>Done!</li>
</ul>

Mapbox for WP Advanced vs OSMaps