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The Google Map plugin adds a “Add Map” icon to your visual editor. Once you’ve created your new map it is inserted into write Post / Page area as shortcode which looks like this: [map id=”1″].
It also includes a Google Maps widget for displaying maps in your site’s sidebar as well as the ability to create mashups from your maps.
Options
Select your preferred Google Maps defaults for the options below and click Save Changes.
The default map type controls which type of Google Map is embedded. Changes to Default map type applies to newly created maps only; not previously created maps.
Default image size and limits controls the Panoramio images for your map location. This can be pretty nice for locations that don’t have Street View option in Google Maps.
You control whether a map does or doesn’t display the Panoramio images widget below the map using the Map Options in the Add Map window.
Creating and adding your Google Map to a Post or Page
On load on the public facing pages, maps are always centered to the last existing marker location.
Adding your Google Map(s) to your sidebar
The Google Maps widget can be used to add an existing map, create a new map or add a mashup of maps to your site’s sidebar.
Creating mashups of your maps
Mashups can be easily created by either using Map Query shortcode (for posts) or by setting them up in Widget Options (for widgets).
You need to have selected “Associate map with this post” in the Map Options window when creating a map for that map to be displayed using Map Query tag shortcode.
The following shortcode can be used for the custom query in the Google Maps widget to create mashups:
[map query=”tag=tagname”] – This shows all maps associated with any posts tagged with that tag on the site. For example, [map query=”tag=New York”] displays all maps associated with posts tagged New York.
The following shortcodes can be used in posts to create mashups:
[map query=”all posts”] – This shows all maps associated with any posts on the site.
[map query=”current posts”] – This shows all maps associated with posts currently on the site.
[map query=”random”] – This shows a random existing map. It always displays a single map.
[map query=”tag=tagname”] – This shows all maps associated with any posts tagged with that tag on the site. For example, [map query=”tag=New York”] displays all maps associated with posts tagged New York.