Listdom KML Addon - Display KML Layers

= Does this add-on require the Listdom plugin? =\ Yes – you must have the core Listdom plugin installed and active for this add-on to work. = What map providers are supported for the KML layers? =\ The KML/GPX overlay will display on any map provider supported by Listdom (e.g. Google Maps, OpenStreetMap/Leaflet, etc.). The add-on integrates with Listdom’s map system, so your custom layers appear just like native map features. = Can I use GPX files with this add-on? =\ Absolutely. You can upload .gpx files or provide a URL to a GPX file just like KML files, and the GPX data (such as routes or waypoints) will be displayed as a layer on the map. = Can I add multiple KML layers to the same map? =\ Yes. You can create multiple layers in the Map Layers admin section. When configuring a Listdom map (via shortcode or widget), you can select which layers to include. This allows you to overlay several KML/GPX layers on one map if needed. = Can I link to a KML file instead of uploading it? =\ Yes. When adding a new layer, you have the option to provide an external URL for the KML (or GPX) file. If a URL is provided in the layer settings, Listdom will use that and ignore any uploaded file. This is useful if your KML file is hosted elsewhere. The Google Maps converter accepts source files up to 10 MB. Listdom converts saved KML layers to GeoJSON and displays their points, lines, polygons, GPS tracks, and common colors and icons with the Google Maps Data layer. KML descriptions, snippets, and common BalloonStyle text appear in map popups. GroundOverlay images use the supported Google Maps GroundOverlay class; rotation and color tint are ignored, matching the legacy renderer. Uploaded KML files and external KML or KMZ URLs use the same workflow; external files are fetched by your WordPress server and the converted data is cached for 15 minutes. GPX and OpenStreetMap/Leaflet layers keep their existing renderers. KMZ files can be linked by URL for Google Maps; Leaflet cannot render compressed KMZ. KML ScreenOverlay and NetworkLink features still use Google's KmlLayer while it is available and will not display on API versions that have removed it. PhotoOverlay and Model content remain ignored, as they were by KmlLayer. Convert unsupported files to supported KML geometry or GroundOverlay images before using an API version without KmlLayer. = How do I control the KML layers on single listing pages? =\ You can disable KML layers by visiting Listdom → Settings → Addons → KML Addon, then disabling the Display in Single Listing section.