Image Map Connect - Display Posts as Image Hotspots

What is Image Map Connect Plugin? Image Map Connect allows you to add any image to your WordPress website and make it an interactive image map. On the image map you can:

1. Display your existing and/or new posts as markers, including custom post types
2. Show post details in a popup
3. Filter markers
4. Switch between layers
5. Zoom in and out
6. Use block settings to visually configure the plugin

The plugin uses built-in WordPress features where possible, for example it extends the current posts and makes use of the default blocks like the query block. What Can You Use the Plugin for? Among other things, you can use the plugin provide an interactive

• Indoor maps (e.g. for campus facilities, grocery stores, hotels, conferences, museums, and exhibitions)
• Simplified or stylised outdoor maps (e.g. for events, routes, towns and villages)
• Infographics to introduce a complex concept (e.g. technical frameworks)
• Technical drawings to provide context
• Product images with highlighted product features

Key Features

• Create unlimited amount of image maps, layers, and markers
• Embed the image map in block theme templates
• Add the image map to block-based widget area in classic themes
• Embed the image map in any pages or (custom) posts
• Display your existing and new posts as markers, including custom post types
• Show post details in a popup
• Define image map center, height and zoom level
• Modify marker and popup styling
• Filter markers based on query loop or archive
• Add multiple layers
• The image map is responsive

Install Image Map Connect within WordPress

1. Visit the plugins page within your dashboard and select ‘Add New’
2. Search for ‘Image Map Connect’
3. Activate the Image Map Connect plugin from your Plugins page
4. See the section ‘After activation’ below.

Install Image Map Connect manually

1. Upload the ‘image-map-connect’ folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
2. Activate the Image Map Connect plugin from your Plugins page
3. See the section ‘After activation’ below.

After activation

1. Click 'Image Maps' in WordPress sidebar menu
2. You can find more instructions on the 'Info' tab
3. Set up the plugin for your site by creating a map and adding layer(s) and markers. Tooltips included in the Maps/Layers/Markers tabs help you when filling in the details.
4. Add Image Map Connect block to your page or template.

Contributing Source Code The code can be found on Github Development environment setup This plugin makes use of both Node and Composer as development tools. For this reason, ensure both are installed and execute the following commands after cloning the project:

• npm install
• composer install

The javascript for this plugin is built with the wordpress scripts package, which requires the javascript to be built. To build the corresponding assets, run one of the following:

• npm run build to execute wp-scripts build with the correct configuration
• npm run watch to execute wp-scripts start with the correct configuration There is also a Docker configuration included to aid the development. If you wish to use this, make sure docker in installed and run npm run start to:
• Start the docker containers
• Execute wp-scripts start
• Start browser sync to refresh the browser on code updates

Folder structure This is a brief description of the folder structure used in this plugin. .vscode plugin recommendations, settings and debug configuration for VS Code. app The javascript source code. docker The docker configuration and setup files. inc The php classes and helper files. releases The files to send to the wordpress plugin library. scripts javascript development scripts root The root folder contains all the necessary configuration files for all the development tools used in this plugin:

• Git
• ESLint
• Browsersync
• Composer
• NPM
• Webpack

Dependencies This plugin makes use of multiple independent open source packages, both from NPM and from Packagist. You can find a list of all the projects we have the pleasure of including on this plugin in the composer.json and package.json files. For a more comprehensive list, including all the packages that these packages use, see composer.lock and package-lock.json. Changelog 1.0.1

• Fixed Fixed: missing sanitization of REST API field updates.