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Introducing WP MAPS PRO - WordPress Plugin for Google Maps

WordPress Maps Pro is the simplest and the most advanced WordPress Plugin that works with Google Maps. The WordPress Maps plugin has more than 100 features like listings, customized messages, Routes, Directions, Markers, Clustering, and Nearby Locations. Filters, as well as the custom type of post location.

Features

1. Filter locations using specific fields or taxonomies and information about locations effortlessly. Create multiple filters using the backend.
2. Display pages, posts, or any custom post type on Google Maps. You can show multiple types of posts in a single google map.
3. You can quickly assign a location to your post using the meta box or custom fields you create. You can also use the Advanced Custom Fields plugin to give your post a location.
4. Display information about posts, e.g., title excerpt, content, featured images categories, tags, custom fields, or taxonomies inside the information window. All you need are placeholders to display the information.
5. Display the post listing beneath the map. Show the information about posts on the list. It is possible to customize HTML easily to incorporate your style.
6. Posts or locations are displayed below the map in list or grid format. The user can switch formats on the front end.
7. Include any information in marker or location details and show them in an information window with ease. e.g., fax, phone, email, website, etc.
8. Import unlimited data about location from CSV. There are no limitations on the number of fields you can include within the location. You can assign categories to your location by using CSV. All CSV delimiters are supported.
9. Create multiple categories in an area and allow users to sort through categories.
10. Select to redirect to another location or display an info window display on markers for both posts as well as manually created places manually added.
11. A full list module that allows you to filter print, sort, or sort. It also has an advanced search box to search posts or locations by zip code, address city, the country title of the post or location, and different categories.
12. The listing module is an ajax-based system for the most efficient search experience and usability.
13. Locate nearby posts or posts within a specific radius. You can modify the radius settings in the backend.
14. Sort markers and locations in the category of the map. Ability to filter several categories at a time.
15. Sort the listing by title, address, or category in ascending and descending order.
16. Print filtering location list. Print options can be controlled through the backend.
17. Placeholders can modify the information about location listings without programming.
18. The search form can be disabled or enabled, and the category filter. Print option and other sorting choices on the backend.
19. The listing module has pagination support. Using the backend settings, you can choose the number of posts or pages per page.
20. Request the start and final location from the person to give directions for the route. Click on the marker to automatically fill in the start point. Find bicycling, driving, and walking routes or other transit information.
21. Visitors can find directions to the route in both miles and kilometers.
22. Show start location input in the textbox or choose a box filled with your current locations.
23. Display the location of your end as a textbox, or use a select box to fill it with your location.
24. Ability to display the default Start and End locations in the directions tab.
25. Find nearby locations within a certain distance using Google Places API.
26. Display a Circle around the amenities that can be found with the Google Places API.
27. You can enable marker clusters if you have multiple locations. You need to activate it, and the plugin will take care of the rest.
28. It is possible to apply marker clustering at both the locations and posts. Marker clusters will be updated automatically upon filtering.
29. Pick out marker cluster icons and mouseover icons for a better user experience. Ten different types of marker clusters are available.
30. Choose the grid size of the marker cluster and the maximum zoom level.
31. Create routes using the backend, then show them on the front end. The user can give a hue to each route. Visitors can hide or show routes on front end with route filter forms. You can show several routes on google maps.
32. Customize Stroke Color as well as Stroke Opacity. The weight of your stroke, travel modes, Unit Systems Starting location, end Location, and waypoints to design routes.
33. Optimize the route by making it draggable. Waypoints to provide the best possible route.
34. The route can be assigned waypoints. Searchable listings of locations are added to add waypoints to the route quickly.
35. The administrator can draw any rectangles, circles, polygon, polygon, or polygons and show them on Google maps. Shapes can be clicked.
36. Show an information window when you click on a shape.
37. Redirect to a specific location when you click on an image.
38. Remove individual shapes or alter the properties of the shape using by clicking.
39. Draw any of the designs on the map and save them all.
40. Utilize your coordinates to create shapes.
41. Apply the fantastic Google Maps styles from snazzymaps.com using a simple copy and paste.
42. You can design your custom designs for roads, labels, or geometric shapes for your Google Maps skin.
43. Find locations from other information sources, e.g., table or API, and assign automatically to map by hooks.
44. Ability to find latitude, city, longitude state, country, and zip code automatically as you enter an address into the input field.
45. Control child-parent categories.
46. You can assign markers to categories or select from a list of over 500 ready-made markers.
47. Ability to search the icons to locate suitable icons and assign them to the category you want to assign them to quickly.
48. Using placeholders, e.g. ,,,,, customize the body of the infowindow message.
49. Show information window when a marker clicks or mouseover.
50. Open the info window after loading without clicking or hovering.
51. Modify the contents of info windows via hooks that are programmed.
52. Close the infowindow when you click a marker. This feature can be disabled on the backend.
53. Apply Bounce Animation when you click on a marker or the mouse hover.
54. Apply Drop Animation on markers when they are displayed on Google maps.
55. Adjust the map zoom using the marker click to get better visibility.
56. Display multiple KML/KMZ Layers on the map.
57. Display a large amount of data on the map using the fusions table. The most efficient way to handle large amounts of data.
58. Show real-time overlays and traffic conditions with Traffic Layers.
59. Include information about bicycle paths on your maps by using Bicycling Layer. Bicycling Layer.
60. Display physical maps that are based on the information on terrain.
61. Ability to show multiple layers within the maps.
62. Adjust the width, height, zoom level, and map type. Enable/disable the scrolling wheel property that can be dragged, and then add a 45deg image.
63. Maps are completely adaptable and can be adjusted automatically by the devices.
64. (Optional) Optional: Assign the center's longitude and latitude on the map. By default, the center location is calculated automatically from the locations assigned to the map.
65. Center the map according to your current location.
66. Draw a circle around the center point to emphasize the central location. Change the property of the circle.
67. You can assign different locations to the map by using searchable listings. Listings are paginated when the map contains hundreds of sites.
68. Zoom Control Show/Hide Full-Screen Control Map Type Control Scale Control Street View Control Overview Map Control, and determine the location of the controls on the map.
69. Markers are hidden on load and show after the filtration process.
70. Show street views of the area. Set up POV Headings and POV Pitch in Street View to adjust the Street View output for an area.
71. Display overlays and change border color, width, height of overlay, border width, font size, and border design.
72. The easiest way to limit the amount of panning and dragging is to ensure that the map remains within certain boundaries with limited panning settings.
73. Display GEOJSON data with a simple URL.
74. Display maps using a combination of satellite and average views.
75. Use widgets to display Google Maps in sidebars using the widget. You can show the maps of your choice you want in the sidebar.
76. Display categories like directions routes, categories, and close-by tabs in a google map.
77. Display the number of locations with the category's name. Sort categories according to the number of locations given to them.
78. Backup of all the locations such as routes, maps, routes, and categories.
79. You can give access rights to your users to manage your location categories, routes, categories, and maps.
80. Ability to utilize External Database and Sources to create markers on Google Maps using new filter wpgmp_marker_source.
81. You can add multiple Google maps to a webpage. Every map has its characteristics.
82. A cross-browser compatible plugin. Tested thoroughly using IE8, IE9, IE10, and all other major browsers.
83. Multilingual Supported using .po files.
84. Multisite enabled and the ability to make it available to the entire network.

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