Waymark

• Overlays - Create Markers, Lines and Shapes with a:
• Title
• Image (Media Library or link to external image)
• Description (Rich text editor, HTML supported)
• Type (defined in Settings)
• Import
• GPX
• KML
• GeoJSON
• EXIF (Image location metadata)
• Elevation data (adds an interactive profile chart for Lines with elevation data)
• Meta - Add extra information to your Maps; these are customisable form inputs that allow you to add additional content to your Maps.
• Types - Set options to visually distinguish between Overlays (colours/icons etc.), then select it when using the Editor.
• Collections - Group Maps together and display multiple Maps at once. Create complex Collection hierarchies to suit your needs and associate Maps with multiple Collections.
• Submissions - Allow registered users, or guests to create Maps from the front-end of your site. You can control who can Submit Maps, what editor features are available and whether submissions should be approved before they are published.

• Shortcodes
• Display a single Map, or a Collection of Maps anywhere that Shortcodes are supported.
• An optional Shortcode Header displays the Map/Collection title, a link to the Map Details page and any Meta.
• Display a Marker defined through the Shortcode.
• Display a Basemap only, without any Overlays by providing centre and zoom parameters.
• Basemaps - Uses OpenStreetMap by default, with support for multiple raster tiled/"slippy" Basemaps. You can switch Basemaps using the Overlay Filter.
• Overlay Filter - Allow the user to filter which Overlays are currently visible on the Map.
• Export
• (Optionally) Let anyone Export Maps into GPX, KML and GeoJSON formats through the Shortcode Header or on the Map Details page.
• Works on mobile devices.

• Font Icons (Ionic Icons v2/Font Awesome v4)
• Simple Text, or Emojis (i.e. 🏕️, 🚩, 📸).
• Custom HTML (good ol' <img src="https://example.com/icon.svg">, or a more complex structure). So you can pretty much create any kind of Icon you want. For developers:
• Most elements can be styled using CSS and have sensibly named waymark- classes.
• WordPress integration:
• Maps are stored using the custom post type waymark_map.
• Collections use the waymark_collection Taxonomy.
• Embed Maps using the [Waymark] Shortcode anywhere they are supported, or dynamically using the do_shortcode(["Waymark"]) function.
• Geographical data is stored in GeoJSON format. Types are specified using the type Property, i.e. {feature: { geometry: { type: 'Point', coordinates: [0, 0] } }, properties: { type: 'Alert', title: 'Bridge Removed!' }.
• Specify which GeoJSON feature properties to store when importing (Settings > Overlays > Properties). These can be automatically appended to the Overlay Description, or accessed programatically via the layer.feature.properties Object.
• Maps are displayed using the Leaflet JavaScript library, which is bundled with Waymark and can be extended using the waymark_loaded_callback [callback function](https://www.ogis.org/waymark-wp/advanced/using-the-global-callback-function/.

• Association Franc-Comtoise du Chemin de Compostelle – eGuide
• Cres & Lošinj Trail – Lošinj Trail 2025
• hikingTICINO
• Horizontes – PT281
• Iggy's Hikes – Staze na Medvednici
• Il Cammino del Lago Maggiore – Le 11 tappe
• Merritt Mountain Bike Association – Iron Mountain
• The Island Walk – Island Walk Map
• Trekkaholic – Trekking al lago Bianco in Alpe Veglia
• Via Apsyrtides
• Zadar Archipelago – Interactive Map
• Zagorje Outdoor – Konjička staza broj 10

[!NOTE] To develop locally you will need to have both Node.js and NPM installed.

[!IMPORTANT] Waymark JS is responsible for the Viewer and Editor and is included as a Git submodule (/waymark-js directory). View on GitHub.