Meks

Risto Jovanovic

<p>Meks Easy Maps was originally created as a feature for our <a href="https://mekshq.com/theme/trawell/" rel="nofollow ugc">Trawell WordPress theme</a> but now it can be used on any WordPress website.</p>
<p>With Meks Easy Maps WordPress plugin you can easily assign locations to your posts and categories via Google Map user-friendly interface. The plugin is highly configurable and provides you with the various options for displaying the map.</p>
<p>Meks Easy Maps WordPress plugin is created by <a href="https://mekshq.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Meks</a></p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<ul>
<li>Assign Google Map or Open Street Map locations to your posts and categories</li>
<li>Display post location pin above or below your post content</li>
<li>Display all posts with locations on the current category template/archive</li>
<li>Display category location pin on category template/archive</li>
<li>Shortcode to manually display pins with posts or categories on any page</li>
<li>Several display settings to fine-tune the map behavior like clustering (pin grouping) and polylines (lines that connects pins)</li>
<li>Street view support</li>
</ul>
<h3>Live example?</h3>
<p>You can see Meks Easy Maps live example on our <a href="https://mekshq.com/demo/trawell/" rel="nofollow ugc">Trawell theme demo website</a></p>
<h3>Quick shortcode guide</h3>
<p>Besides the automatic display of your posts and categories on the map, you can embed your map anywhere on the website by using the predefined <strong><code>[mks_map]</code></strong> shortcode.</p>
<ul>
<li>Use <strong><code>[mks_map type="posts"]</code></strong> to display all your posts with locations on a single map.</li>
<li>Use <strong><code>[mks_map type="posts" cat="2"]</code></strong> if you want to display posts from a specific category only (cat parameter represents the category ID).</li>
<li>Use <strong><code>[mks_map type="categories"]</code></strong> to display all your categories with locations.</li>
</ul>


Meks Easy Maps

Easily display map locations for your posts and categories with Google Maps or OSM.

skustes

<p>This plug-in allows you to input your travel destinations and the dates you’ll be there, then easily output those dates to your readers.  Destinations can be linked to WordPress posts and pages to direct your readers to your content.  Output is fully customizable to show destinations and dates in any format.</p>
<h3>[wig] Shortcode Usage</h3>
<p>The current Destination can be output simply by inserting [wig] where you want to output the Destination.  If you want to tailor the output to show past or future dates, a link to a post, the start and/or end date, etc, use the following parameters:</p>
<ul>
<li>display – Accepts any one of the following values:
<ul>
<li>past – Shows all Destinations that you visited in the past</li>
<li>present (Default) – Shows all Destinations that you’re currently in</li>
<li>future – Shows all Destinations that you’ll be visiting in the future</li>
<li>all – Shows all Destinations</li>
<li>post – Shows all Destinations that are tied to a WordPress post or page</li>
<li>no_post – Shows all Destinations that are not tied to a WordPress post or page</li>
</ul>
</li>
<li>show – How many Destinations do you want to show if there are more than 1 that match the parameters?  (Default: 1) (Set to 0 for “all”).  If multiple Destinations are output, a line break will be placed after each.</li>
<li>display_date_start – The start of the search period in Unix time.  Overrides display parameter</li>
<li>display_date_end – The end of the search period in Unix time.  Overrides display parameter</li>
<li>has_post – Accepts: yes, no, all (default)</li>
<li>format – Accepts the following placeholders (any text is allowed):
<ul>
<li>%n% – The Destination name</li>
<li>%sd% – The Destination start date</li>
<li>%sdt% – The Destination start datetime</li>
<li>%st% – The Destination start time</li>
<li>%ed% – The Destination end date</li>
<li>%edt% – The Destination end datetime</li>
<li>%et% – The Destination end time</li>
<li>%url%…%/url% – If the Destination is tied to a post, the URL will be linked from any text between these.  If a Destination is not tied to a post, a URL will not be output.</li>
<li>Examples:</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
<h4>“%url%%n%%/url%” outputs: <a href="{link}" rel="nofollow ugc">Key West, FL</a></h4>
<p>“%url%%n%%/url% – %sdt% to %edt%” outputs: <a href="{link}" rel="nofollow ugc">Key West, FL</a> – Apr 05, 2013 12:00 to Apr 15, 2013 14:00<br />
        = “%n%: %sd% at %st% until %ed% at %et%” outputs: Key West, FL: Apr 05, 2013 at 12:00 until Apr 15, 2013 at 14:00<br />
* date_format – Accepts all PHP date options: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php. <em>Default: M d, Y (ex: Apr 05, 2013)</em><br />
* time_format – Accepts all PHP time options: http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php. <em>Default: H:i (ex: 17:36)</em><br />
* show_error – Show “No destination(s) found” if there are no matching destinations?  Accepts <em>0 (default)</em> or 1.</p>
<h3>Shortcode Examples</h3>
<ul>
<li>[wig] Outputs the current Destination without start and end date/time</li>
<li>[wig display=”past” has_post=”yes” show=0] Outputs all past Destinations that are assigned to a WordPress post/page.</li>
<li>[wig display=”future” format=”%url%%n%%/url%: %sd% at %st% until %ed% at %et%” time_format=”h:i a” show=3] Outputs 3 future Destinations with destination name as a URL (if tied to a post/page), start and end date/time, and time in the format 04:36 pm</li>
</ul>


Where I'm Going

This plug-in allows you to input your travel destinations and the dates you'll be there, then easily output those dates to your readers.

Meks Easy Maps vs Where I'm Going