Devenzi Map Studio – OpenStreetMap, 3D Maps, Store Locator & Routes -- WordPress 插件

开发者	devenzi
更新时间	2026年11月14日 01:18
PHP版本:	7.4 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
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Embedding Google Maps usually means an iframe you cannot style, no places of your own, an API key with a credit card and, on top of that, a cookie banner. Map Studio works differently. It gives you modern vector maps based on OpenStreetMap, and you design them in a full-screen editor made for maps instead of filling in forms. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipa0Z5xvC-M Use it as a Google Maps alternative for your contact page, a store locator for your branches, a location map with your own pins and markers, or an interactive map with areas and routes. Highlights

3D buildings that rise when you tilt the map, all the way to the horizon.
Light and sky: day, morning, evening, night, or live with the sun as it stands right now at your place.
Routes along real roads and paths by car, bike or on foot, with stops you drag. They work without a key (OpenStreetMap routing of FOSSGIS); if you prefer, use openrouteservice, GraphHopper or your own OSRM or Valhalla server.
Your brand colour for the whole map, pins, areas and buttons.
A store finder: a list of places with search, category filter, "Near me" and "open now". You can import your locations from Excel.
A full-screen studio: click a place on the map and change it right there, with 66 icons, photos, popups that open on click, on hover or always.
No API key, no account, and if the map loads only after a click, no cookie banner either.

Nothing to sign up for Install it, open Map Studio and start designing. You need no sign-up, key or billing account. The maps are sharp on every screen and zoom smoothly. Even routes along real roads work without a key; you only enter one if you prefer openrouteservice or GraphHopper for them. Designing, not filling in forms

The map fills the screen; your places on the left, the look on the right, the tools at the bottom.
Menus instead of long settings pages: every choice is shown as it will look (real pins, real map styles, little scenes of your map), in clear sections you can put in your own order.
Search an address, street, town or business with suggestions while you type. Or click a station, shop or café of the map itself and add it as a place, with a fitting icon and its kind as category.
Every panel is one page you scroll through; put its topics in your own order and drag the panels to the size you like.
Undo and redo, keyboard shortcuts, and a preview as visitors see it on computer, tablet and phone.
Start empty or with a template: store finder, delivery area, hiking route, event site plan.
Import places and shapes from a table (CSV/Excel; addresses are found automatically), Google My Maps (KML) or GeoJSON.

Your brand colour Six map styles as preview tiles: light, night, colourful, clear, fjord and "Brand colour", which recolours the whole map from one colour. Pins, areas and buttons follow along. Colours you pick yourself are kept for your next maps. Light and sky: day, morning, evening, night, or "Live" with the sun as it stands right now at this place. Your own places

66 icons in groups with a search, or a photo; as drop, circle, square or just the icon, in three sizes or any size, for the whole map or per place; any colour per place.
Popups with the place's icon, formatted text, several photos to swipe through, a button to your page and "Get directions". They open on click, on hover or are always open, in the width you drag them to.
The map's own stations, shops and cafés show what they are when clicked.
Opening hours with "Open · until 18:00" right in the popup and the list.
Categories as tags; highlight important places with a bigger pin, and keep them out of group bubbles.
List of places next to or below the map, with category filter, search and "Near me": sorted by distance from the visitor's location, or from a postcode or town they type in.
Many places? Nearby pins group into a bubble with their number.

Areas and routes

Draw a delivery zone, a district or a walking route right on the map, and edit its points later.
Or plan a route along real roads and paths by car, bike or on foot, with stops you can drag. No key is needed (OpenStreetMap routing of FOSSGIS), but you can use openrouteservice, GraphHopper or your own server if you prefer.
Like in a navigation app, you pick one of several ways, and the route keeps its directions ("Turn left onto …") for your visitors.
Areas show their size and can have their name in the middle; routes show their length, start and finish.
Fill and outline colour, opacity, line width, solid, dashed or dotted lines.

3D and more 3D buildings far into the distance, a compass to turn the map, fullscreen and "my location" buttons, a night style for visitors in dark mode, and the map can be kept to one area. Privacy-friendly (GDPR)

Optionally the map loads only after a click ("load after click"), with your own notice text.
Nothing is loaded before the map scrolls into view.
A privacy page in the admin shows what is loaded when, plus a ready-made text for your privacy policy.

Saved maps and shortcode Make a map once and use it anywhere: with the "Map Studio" block, the "Map Studio" map widget in Elementor (also with the free Elementor), or with [devenzi_map id="…"] in Divi, widgets and classic themes. Change it once, and it changes everywhere. All maps at a glance as live maps, and defaults for new maps with a live preview. Switching is easy Coming from WP Go Maps, WP Maps or WP Store Locator? Map Studio finds your maps and brings them over with one click: places, categories, areas, lines and circles, and for stores their address, phone and opening hours. Your pages need no changes. Once you deactivate the old plugin, its shortcodes and blocks show the maps brought over. Honest comparisons, including where the other plugin is the better choice: WP Go Maps, WP Maps and WP Store Locator. Fast The map library is only loaded on pages with a map, and only when the map comes into view. Map Studio Pro For maps that tell a story. Pro adds:

Story maps: while visitors scroll, the map flies from place to place and routes draw themselves.
Ride along and presentations: the camera flies along a route, with stops that show text, a photo and a view of their own.
GPX with elevation profile for hikes, bike rides and runs.
"How do I get there?": visitors plan their way to a place right on your map.
Relief with shaded hills and real 3D mountains when you tilt the map.
Satellite and hybrid styles, Street View in the popup, and opening hours, phone and website of the map's own places.
Your own map data: the map of your region on your own server, so nothing is loaded from other servers.

Everything in the free version stays free and complete. Languages English. Translations, German among them, come through translate.wordpress.org.

0.5.3 This release is about not losing work.

Two windows on the same map no longer overwrite each other. When the map was saved elsewhere in the meantime, the studio asks whether to load the newer version or keep yours.
A map deleted in another window is not brought back by the studio's autosave; the studio asks.
"Recently deleted" below your maps: deleted maps can be restored from there until WordPress empties the trash. Undo after deleting now restores the map with its address.
Import: tables with more than 500 places say so before importing, and the message afterwards names why rows were left out. Leaving the page while addresses are still being looked up asks first.
Import: GeoJSON with multi parts comes in completely, round trips stay closed, long routes keep their last point, KML with spaces in coordinates reads correctly, and KMZ, UTF-16 tables and quote marks inside cells are handled.
Bringing maps over from WP Go Maps, WP Maps or WP Store Locator again no longer replaces the changes you made here unless you tick "Replace my changes". Two runs at once and maps without a usable position are handled and named in the report.
Authors and multisite users: "&", "<" and quotes in names stay as typed.
"Duplicate" also works for published maps of colleagues; "Ask before deleting" can be switched off again.
Saved maps are read over the REST API only by people who can make maps.
Deleting the plugin with "Remove all maps and settings" switched on now also removes your personal studio preferences and the notes of imports.
Pro: GPX files bring every track part, route and waypoint; elevation profiles no longer start at 0 m.
Pro: photos the studio copied into the media library are only cleaned up when nothing on the site uses them any more – also not in page builders, shop galleries or custom fields – and only after a day.
Pro: deleting a region while it downloads works reliably, and maps fall back to OpenFreeMap when a region's file is missing.
Pro: place details and visitor directions are shared fairly – one visitor can no longer use up the day's limit for everyone.

0.5.2

A new map style, "Modern": white streets, slate grey main roads, fresh green and clear water, with the font Inter. New sites start with it; sites that already have maps keep their default.
Times of day in the Modern style have colours of their own instead of a filter over the map, so names and roads stay sharp at night.
Routes run behind 3D buildings; the part a building hides is dotted.
Pick your way: after planning a route between two stops, the studio shows the other ways in grey with their length and time. Click one to take it. With openrouteservice, GraphHopper or Valhalla there is also a way without motorways.
Directions: a planned route keeps its turn by turn directions. Visitors open them in the route's popup and click a step to see it on the map. You can switch them off per route.
Pro: the big turns of the directions become notes of the presentation with one click, and the ride shows the current step.
Pro: stations also list the buses and trams that stop right next to them, one row per kind.
Pro: your own places show the photo, lines and opening hours of the OpenStreetMap place they stand on.
Pro: photos from Wikimedia Commons show again in the popups of the map's places.

0.5.1

Maps load faster: names that the map styles set in italic (water, places of interest) now use the regular font, so a page with a map downloads one font file less, about 45 KB.

0.5.0

"Near me" with a typed place: next to the button, visitors can type a postcode or town and the list is sorted by distance from there. Handy on computers without GPS. Your website looks it up, so the visitor's IP address stays with you.
Buttons of places can be marked as an affiliate or sponsored link (rel="sponsored").
"Put on a new page": one click in the studio or the overview creates a draft page with the map and opens it.
A heading and a short text for the map, inside its frame, so they look like part of it on any page, also with the shortcode, Elementor or Divi.
Places have an address: taken from the search or looked up at the pin, shown in the popup and the list. Imports from tables, WP Go Maps, WP Maps and WP Store Locator fill it.
New maps name themselves after their place or town ("Map of Cologne") until you give them your own name.
New maps open around your last map, or in the country of your site, instead of over all of Europe. Returning users find the templates at the top of the overview.

0.4.0

Bring your maps over from WP Go Maps, WP Maps and WP Store Locator: Map Studio → Maps lists them with what is on them; tick and bring them over with places, categories, areas, lines and circles. The stores of WP Store Locator become one store finder with address, phone, e-mail and opening hours.
Your pages keep working: once the old plugin is deactivated, its shortcodes and blocks show the maps brought over. Activate it again to switch back.
New maps start with the "Colourful" style. Sites that already have maps keep "Light" as their default.

0.3.1

Popups on narrow maps and phones are no longer cut off at the edge of the map.
The search field of the list keeps its own size instead of taking the theme's text size.
KML import: every line and area of a multi-part placemark (Google Earth, track exports) comes along, not only the first.
The editor in narrow windows: the top bar no longer runs under the right panel.
A shape left while it was still being drawn no longer stays behind empty.

0.3.0

The Relief style (shaded hills, 3D mountains) is now part of Map Studio Pro; this plugin loads no elevation data.
Draw a route by hand along the ways (straight, on foot, by bike or by car) and change its kind later.
Quick buttons in the list of places and shapes; a click flies there and opens the popup.
New places show at once; the editor stays smooth with many places.
Translations come from translate.wordpress.org.

0.2.0

Plan routes along real roads and paths with openrouteservice (your own free key), with stops you can drag and insert.
Stations, shops and cafés of the base map show a popup and can be added as a place, with a fitting icon and their kind as category.
Popups with the place's icon and small icon buttons; per place: open on click, on hover or always; width dragged at the edge.
Per place: its own pin shape and size (also any size), "never group"; 66 icons with groups and search; your own colours are kept.
Several places at once (Shift + drag a frame, Shift or Ctrl + click, Ctrl+A): move, colour and remove them together, or connect them with a route (straight or along streets) that follows when a place moves.
Symbols of the map: choose which places of the base map show, by group (food, shops, bus and train, parking, fuel, playgrounds, nature …) and finer by kind.
Name ideas for a new place: its address with house number, the two streets of a crossing, or a business right there. One click takes the name.
Pro: "Getting there" in a place's popup shows the stops around it (underground, city train, tram, bus, ferry) with their lines and minutes on foot within 5 to 20 minutes, and its part of town.
Pro: one click, and the place is finished. It names itself after the business or station right there, takes its icon, and finds up to four photos (Wikimedia Commons, Mapillary) that are copied into the media library with their credit; more to pick under Photos.
Controls in the studio, set per person under Settings: mouse buttons ("like maps", or "like design programs": left selects, right moves, the wheel button turns) and every key; a legend in the studio shows them.
Light and sky moods, and 3D buildings far into the distance. Turning a tilted map keeps what it has loaded, the other directions load in advance, and it runs smoothly: rising ground only where the land is hilly, tilt up to 65°.
The editor: panels as one page with your own order of topics, resizable panels, a compass, clearer spacing, modern scrollbars.
Fixes: points of the base map (stations, shops) were missing when zoomed in close; the open popup stays open while you edit; grouping works while designing.

0.1.0

First version: a full-screen map editor with templates, import and search, seven styles with relief and brand colour, places with icons, photos, formatted text and opening hours, list of places with filter, search and "Near me", grouped pins, areas and routes with sizes, 3D buildings, load after click, saved maps with block, Elementor widget and shortcode, defaults with live preview, privacy settings.
German translation (du and Sie).

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