[crumb]
Override settings per page:
[crumb server="https://your-server/main_server" service_body="42" view="map" geolocation="true"]
Shortcode attributes:
server — BMLT server URL (overrides the value set in Settings → Crumb)service_body — Service body ID or comma-separated list; leave empty to show all meetingsview — Default view when the widget loads: list (default), map, or both (map above list with no toggle); can also be overridden at runtime via the ?view= query parametergeolocation — Enable or disable geolocation for this page: true or false/wp-content/plugins/crumb/.[crumb] to any page or post.It is the URL to your BMLT server, typically ending in /main_server. Contact your service body's regional tech team if you are unsure.
Yes. Enter the service body ID (or a comma-separated list of IDs) in the Service Body IDs field, or use the service_body shortcode attribute. Child service bodies are always included automatically.
Yes. Choose Map from the Default View dropdown in Settings → Crumb, or use view="map" in the shortcode. You can also choose Both to display the map above the meeting list simultaneously with no list/map toggle. Visitors can also switch views at runtime via the ?view= query parameter.
Yes. Enter the page slug (e.g. meetings) in the Base Path for Pretty URLs setting under Settings → Crumb. After saving, go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes to update rewrite rules. Meeting detail URLs will then look like /meetings/monday-night-meeting-42 instead of /#/monday-night-meeting-42.
The shortcode works in any context that processes WordPress shortcodes. If your page builder does not render shortcodes automatically, use its dedicated shortcode block.
both as a valid view option — displays the map above the meeting list with no list/map toggle./meetings/monday-night-meeting-42) using WordPress rewrite rules. Leave empty to keep default hash-based routing.geolocation shortcode attribute to enable or disable geolocation per page.view shortcode attribute and admin setting to set the default widget view (list or map).