traveledmap

This plugin will help you creating a map on your blog or website in a few minutes. 
Here are all the features of the maps: 
 – Display markers (pins) and customize them (color, icon, size) 
 – Make each marker clickable, to be able to redirect the user to a blog post or a page of your website 
 – The user can move the map, zoom it, and expanded it full screen for a better user experience. 
 – Group markers if they are too close to each other (this is automatic, but you can configure how they group) 
 – You can show your visited countries thanks to a specific coloration of them. 
 – Add pictures to the markers if you need: When the user’s mouse is over the marker, a panel will open at the bottom, 
 containing the pictures of your trip (or whatever is represented by the pin). The pictures are clickable to be viewed 
 as fullscreen, in a gallery. 
 – The map colors (oceans, lands, etc.) and displayed information can be customized 
 – You can choose a custom default zoom and center for the map, or it can be automatically centered on your markers 
 – Finally, you have access to a dedicated interface to create the map, for a better user experience, on 
 <a href="https://www.traveledmap.com/share" title="Map sharing tool" rel="nofollow ugc">TraveledMap</a>.
Once the map configured on the dedicated interface, you’ll just have to get its link and paste it in this plugin’s WordPress 
block or shortcode.
Important note 
The plugin is free to use, but embedding a map requires a subscription on <a href="https://www.traveledmap.com/" title="Create you trips map" rel="nofollow ugc">TraveledMap.com</a>. 
A subscription costs $2.99 / month, with 3 free months for websites with less than 1000 views / month. 
You can learn more on the <a href="https://www.traveledmap.com/pricing" title="TraveledMap usage pricing" rel="nofollow ugc">pricing page</a>
You can see some examples at: 
<a href="https://mylifesamovie.com" title="Example on MyLifesATravelMovie" rel="nofollow ugc">MyLifesATravelMovie</a> 
<a href="https://www.viree-malin.fr/ou-partir-en-europe/" title="Example on Virée Malin" rel="nofollow ugc">Virée Malin</a> 
<a href="https://www.loucoporviagens.com.br/" title="Example on Louco Por Viagens" rel="nofollow ugc">Louco Por Viagens</a>

TraveledMap Embedded Map

Plugin that helps you setup a map of your travel's, using a TraveledMap.com map. Get the list of your trips and blog posts on a map in 5 minutes.

flashpixx

With this plugin can added native PHP code within article and blog data. For logged-in user PHP error messages are shown for debugging the PHP code. Each 
code block is run like a PHP function. Own functions can be added to the plugin and can be included on other calls. For article writers the execution of 
PHP code can be disabled, so the administrator can create different function, that can be used by the writers. Output of the PHP code are included 
within the article.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>inline code on articles / pages</li>
<li>function define and include</li>
<li>only execution of defined functions</li>
<li>any PHP error message is passed to the author</li>
<li>disabling PHP error messages</li>
<li>execution can be denied by a keyword list</li>
</ul>
<h3>Requirements</h3>
<ul>
<li>PHP 5.3.0 or newer</li>
</ul>
<h3>Shortcode</h3>
For inline code you can use:
<pre>[evalphp] your code [/evalphp]</pre>
For included code:
<pre>[evalphp include="your includes"]</pre>
The include parameter is optional and can be used on both shortcodes.

Eval PHP

This plugin runs native PHP code that can be added to post and page data.

TraveledMap Embedded Map vs Eval PHP