Ángel C.

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<li>This simple plugin allow you to put a simple static google map with a simple shortcode. </li>
<li>A few parameters to setup and you’ve got it! </li>
<li>Use this example in your content area or widget area: [sgmap w=”300″ h=”300″ z=”14″ addr=”Granada,Spain” link=”true” divclass=”mycustomclass”]</li>
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<h3>Example Usage</h3>
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<li>‘w’ means width of the map (Maximum value: 640px)</li>
<li>‘h’ It’s the height of the map (Maximum value: 640px)</li>
<li>‘z’ the zoom level (Between 0 -whole earth map- and 21)</li>
<li>‘col’ markers colors (black, brown, green purple,yellow, blue, grey, orange, red, white)</li>
<li>‘addr’ Location address you want to show on your sidebar, php code or content area.</li>
<li>‘link’ set to ‘true’ or ‘false’ whenever you need a link to Google Maps. </li>
<li>‘divclass’ custom class for your css customize. Name it as you want. Default is ‘sgmap’</li>
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Simple Google Static Map

This simple plugin allow you to insert a google static map with a simple shortcode. A few parameters to setup and you've got it!

f13dev

<p>Using F13 Google Maps Shortcode you can simply embed a secton of Google Maps into your WordPress powered website using shortcode.</p>
<p>In order to use this plugin you will require a Google Maps API Key, of which instructions for obtaining one are in the admin panel.</p>
<p>Features include:</p>
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<li>Maps can be generated using a combination of: Building, Road, Town and Country</li>
<li>Requires a Google Maps API Key, full instructions are provided in the admin panel</li>
<li>Responsive design</li>
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F13 Google Maps

If you own a shop, host events, or have any other need to add a google map reference to your WordPress blog, try F13 Google Maps Shortcode.

Simple Google Static Map vs F13 Google Maps