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HTML5 Maps

4.6 out of 5 stars. 4.6 45 reviews

Nice looking interactive responsive and mobile-friendly HTML5 Maps incl. US, World and more, with an option to customize view and behavior of the maps

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What you get inside

5 screens
  • Create one or more maps

  • Basic settings

  • Detailed settings for each region. Colors, links, tooltips, etc.

  • Map Preview page with tooltip

  • Map Preview page with additional content

About this plugin

Put an interactive high-quality HTML5 map to your WordPress powered website! Choose from a number of predefined maps including World, US, UK, France, Germany, Italy etc. New maps and regions being added continuously.

This plugin allows you to embed the colorful interactive responsive map to your WordPress powered website. An interactive map is the best way to provide your website with geographically-related content or effective navigation system. Just add a special shortcode into any page and you will find the map on the website in few seconds. Spend few more seconds to add popups or informational side panels near the map.

The plugin “HTML5 Maps” is based on and uses CDN-hosted map libraries.
The free versions of the maps display the “Map by Fla-shop.com” link as required by the license agreement found here.
The Premium plugins are branding free and additionally include all required map libraries to put on your local server.

Features

  • Interactive map of the given region or country
  • Responsive design and custom-color regions
  • Works on iPad, iPhone, Android
  • Clickable regions (continents, regions, states, counties etc.)
  • Popup windows that show when the mouse cursor is over a region
  • Customizable landing page links
  • Builds into any WordPress page or post as a simple shortcode

Find premium responsive HTML5 maps at Fla-shop.com

Translations

  • English – default, always included
  • German
  • Spanish (quierochat.com)
  • French (Josette Ragni)
  • Polish (jedstudio.me)
  • Portuguese
  • Brazilian Portuguese
  • Russian

Questions

How can I insert a map to a page?

Insert the map shortcode into the text of a page or a post where you want the map to be. Short codes can be viewed on tab “Maps”.

Will I be able to visually edit settings and data?

Yes. There is a built-in visual editor that allows you to tune up and configure map design, colors, popups and side info with zero coding. And to insert the map on a page, you simple paste the shortcode.

I want to execute a JavaScript instead of opening a URL when the region is clicked. Is this possible?

Yes. You can type any valid JavaScript code in the URL field of the region’s settings. Note though, that the region’s click option must be set to “Open a URL” in this case.
Here is an example of the JS code executing upon a click to the region:
javascript:window.alert(‘Hello, World!’);

I don’t want to use popup windows. Instead, I would like to display information below the map.

Set the region’s click option to “Show more info” in the Detailed Settings section, and type the information you would like to display, or upload media.

What kind of media can I use in the side panel displayed below the map or right of it?

Any type WordPress can deal with.

4.6

45 reviews

  • 5 ★ 40
  • 4 ★ 0
  • 3 ★ 1
  • 2 ★ 1
  • 1 ★ 3

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