The plugin creates a customizeable interactive map with active volcanoes and current earthquakes worldwide.
The map is loaded in an iframe and can be used as widget that can be placed in a sidebar of the layout.
The map itself, which is being updated daily, contains interactive features:
- click on each earthquake to see details (depth, magnitude, time, source of data and link to detail info)
- submit a "I felt the earthquake" report straight from the earthquake list or the map
- click on each volcano to see more details (status, last activity, link to more info)
-
access a list of latest volcano news
The map display can be customized in may ways:
-
display only earthquakes or only volcanoes or both
- select a geographic region / country from a list (e.g. Australia, British Isles, California, Germany)
- select a custom geographic region defined by W-E and N-S boundaries
- start with different zoom and geographical center
- filter to show only quakes larger than a given magnitude
- filter to show only volcanoes at a certain activity level
- show / hide various display controls
This section describes how to install the plugin and get it working.
- Upload
VolcanoWidget.php
to the /wp-content/plugins/
directory
- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
- If desired, customize the map under 'Settings' -> 'Volcano Widget' (by default, earthquakes and volcanoes are shown worldwide)
- Go to 'Design' -> 'Widgets' and drag the widget to any place in your layout, e.g. the right sidebar
1.0
1.1
Minor fix in javascript enlarge function: when returning to small map, the originally set width is restored
1.2
update to https