Map in Each Post

Map in Each Post allows you to easily add a map to your WordPress posts using shortcodes and a built-in form. You can customize each map with different points for each post. This plugin is ideal for travel blogs, location-based content, and any website that needs custom maps per post. Additionally, you can select which post types will have the map functionality enabled. Try it on a free mock site: click here Features

• Add a custom map to each post using a simple shortcode.
• Customize each map with different points via a form in the post editor.
• Select the post types where the map functionality should be enabled.
• Easy to use and configure.
• Compatible with the latest version of WordPress.

Usage To use this plugin, simply add the following shortcode to your post to display a map with multiple points: [mapInEachPost] Or by specifying the center point and zoom: [mapInEachPost zoom="3" lat="45.4399961" lon="10.9719328"] Then, use the form that appears in the post editor to input the latitude and longitude coordinates for the points you want to add to the map. This will generate a map with points in New York City and Los Angeles. To display a single point on the map, use the following shortcode: [mapInEachPostPoint lat="39.8736" lon="8.7479" zoom="12" title="Point in Sardinia"]

• lat: Latitude of the point (required)
• lon: Longitude of the point (required)
• zoom: Zoom level for the map (optional, default: 8)
• title: Title of the point (optional, default: empty)
• link: A URL to associate with the point (optional)
• desc: A description for the point (optional)

For example, to display a point with additional information: [mapInEachPostPoint lat="39.8736" lon="8.7479" zoom="12" title="Point in Sardinia" link="https://example.com" desc="Description of the Point in Sardinia"] This will generate a map centered on the given latitude and longitude, with the point titled "Point in Sardinia" and a link to "https://example.com".