Posts map

The plugins uses a short tag posts-map to add the grilled image, and you can add all the blog post icons using its rows and columns.
The icons can be personalized with custom field map_icon.

Usage :
[posts-map image=’image_url’ rows=10 cols=15 name=’map_name’ grid=1 gridcolor=#FF00FF ]Map Title[/posts-map]

where :
1. image : url to image fo map
2. rows : number of rows to slice the image
3. cols : number of columns to slice the image
4. name : name of maps (used to add more maps in your blog)
5. grid : width (in pixel) of map grid (no grid if don’t use a option)
6. gridcolor : color for grid
7. Map Title : title writed on top of map

To put an icon into a map named ‘map_name’, insert two customfields ‘location’ and ‘map_icon’ to set the coordinates and the permalink of the icon.

1. Copy the entire directory from the downloaded zip file into the /wp-content/plugins/ folder.
2. Activate the “Posts map” plugin in the Plugin Management page.
3. Add the shortcode [posts-map ] to the page(s) of your choice.

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WARNING : in some browser cell-width is rendered in 16px multiplier, independent of image size. I suggest use image width 16px multiple

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1. 

   create a post with a map smart-code

2. 

   create some post "localized" with a custom field

3. 

   view a map in post created

0.1.3

• rewrite file readme
• insert grid option

0.1.2

• Detail description
• Resolved some cell size problem
• Use style in tag (some template override class-defined style)

0.1.1

• first release