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Tags: directions, easy map, google, google map, google map plugin, google maps, latitude, location, longitude, map, map directions, map markers, map plugin, map widget, maps, marker, polygons, polylines, routes, store locator, streetview, wp google map, wp google maps, wp maps,plugin,admin,widget,shortcode,google maps, maps, map, map markers, google, google map, maps api, wp maps, wp google maps, easy map, embed, marker, placemark, icon, geocode, shortcode, custom post type, multisite, marker clustering
Requires at least: 3.5
Tested up to: 5.3
Stable tag: trunk
License: GPL v2.0 or later
License URI: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php
A simple, easy and quite powerful Google Maps tool to create, manage and embed custom Google Maps & markers into your WordPress posts and pages.
The Intergeo Google Maps WordPress plugin is the best tool for handling Google Maps in your website. This simple WordPress map plugin allow users to create new custom maps by using powerful UI map builder. Created maps could be easily edited and saved with new settings. To increase the speed of creation process the plugin has ability to clone a map with all it's settings. Finally the plugin has attractive library which allows users to browse all maps in the system and delete unnecessary maps. We've also built some fantastic business themes that integrate with Intergeo Google Maps perfectly, check them out.
The powerful UI builder allows users to:
To create new WordPress maps you just can input simple shortcode into your post, page, text widget or taxonomy description:
[intergeo]Your address[/intergeo]
This shortcode will be displayed as Google Maps centered at specific address. The shortcode could be extended with custom attributes like height, width, zoom, etc. These attributes will setup special settings for a map.
The following table describes all possible attributes, which users can use with shortcodes:
Width Sets width of the map container. Accepts all valid CSS values as css width property accepts. For example, the value could be set in pixels like 500px, or in percentage like 75%. Default value is 100%.
Height Sets width of the map container. Accepts all valid CSS values as css height property accepts. For example, the value could be set in pixels like 700px. Default value is 300px.
Style This attribute allows users to set extra styles for Google map's container element. It accepts all valid css properties and will echo it in the style attribute of the container element. Default value is empty.
Zoom Sets the initial zoom level of the map. This attribute accepts integer value from 0 to 19, where 0 is the biggest distance and 19 is the lowest distance to the ground. The default value is 5.
Hook This attribute allows users to setup their own filter, which will be used to filter settings of a map before using it to render a map. Hooks for the filter will receive one parameter which will be array of options and they have to return it modified or not.
So your shortcode could looks like this one:
[intergeo zoom="12" width="50%" height="400px" style="border: 3px solid red; margin: 0 auto;"]Central Park, NY[/intergeo]
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Another way to create map is to use UI builder. This is more recommended way to build a Google map as this way provides much more features and wide range of settings to customize. To create a map with UI builder, pass following steps:
All maps which have been created with UI builder are stored in WordPress database. The plugin allows to browse and manage these Google maps in the maps library. To see it go to the Media » Intergeo Maps page to see all maps which have been created in your website.
The library shows you maps preview as you will see it at front end pages. Here users can copy shortcode of a Google map, edit or clone maps, and delete unnecessary or deprecated maps.
Also users can create a Google map from library page. To do it just click on Add New button next to the page title and UI builder popup immediately appears. The builder interacts in the same way as it does at edit posts page, except that popup doesn't insert shortcode into somewhere, popup just save a map into database for future reuse.
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/wp-content/plugins/intergeo/ directory.To override Google map settings you can use your own hook. Just add hook attribute to your shortcode like this:
[intergeo hook="my_custom_intergeo_hook" ...]...[/intergeo]
And add a function to hook that filter:
`add_filter( 'my_custom_intergeo_hook', 'filter_intergeo_map_settings' ) { function filter_intergeo_map_settings( $options ) { // update options $options[...] = ...; ...
// return updated options
return $options;}`