VenoMaps – geo map and custom markers Plugin

This plugin creates custom maps which can be placed anywhere: Contact pages, posts, sidebars, footer widgets, or directly into your theme’s files!

Select a custom style and a size for the map, upload your custom markers, set the map’s and the markers’ coordinates, insert some html content for the popup info boxes and publish your map.

The VenoMaps page also offers some geolocation utilities to get the coordinates typing an address, or placing the marker in a specific position on the map. VenoMaps Block available.

VenoMaps is an alternative to Google Maps, it is based on OpenLayers and OpenStreetMap, doesn’t require API keys and offers different custom maps.
You can also add your own custom styles from external services.

Features

• Easy to install and setup
• Ability to add Maps on pages / posts
• Gutenberg Block
• Ability to set custom options for each Map
• Manage custom markers with the WP media library
• Rich text editor for the Info Boxes
• Clusters
• Custom map styles
• Geolocation utility to get Latitude / Longitude from address
• Responsive design

Create a Map

Go to your website admin panel, click on VenoMaps > Add New, give it a title and fill the coordinates as basic options.
You can add one or more markers with various options and attach a infobox to each marker. Publish the map.

Adding into posts/pages

Insert the Block VenoMaps inside your posts or page, or copy the shortcode from the field below the map’s title and paste it anywhere inside your posts or pages, that’s it.

Adding into widget

Under Appearance > Widgets you will find a new widget VenoMaps. Add it to your sidebar, select the desired map from the dropdown menu and save.

Custom styles available

Under Settings > Venomaps you can add custom map tiles and set the api keys for the following services: Stadiamaps, Thunderforest, Maptiler

Licenses and copyrights

Default maps data provided by:

OpenStreetMap ODbL

Upload the plugin folder venomaps to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory
Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
Create a new map under VenoMaps > Add New
Select the generated shortcode and insert it inside any post or page, or search VenoMaps among Blocks
Use the VenoMaps block to select a map and insert it inside your sidebars
Optionally add new styles inside Settings > VenoMaps

1. 

   Custom map with markers

2. 

   Clusters

3. 

   Map page settings

4. 

   Block

5. 

   General settings

1.2.4

• New: Fullscreen control

1.2.3

• Update: Included maps from Stadiamaps, Thunderforest, Maptiler
• Update: Center map on marker when clicked
• Update: Cursor pointer on markers

1.2.2

• Update: Removed default styles, now Stamen maps require an api key
• Update: OpenLayers library 8.1.0

1.2.1

• Update: sync missing files

1.2.0

• New: Dynamic Clusters with custom colors
• Update: dropped jQuery dependency
• Update: removed legacy widgets
• Update: tested up to PHP 8.2
• Update: OpenLayers library 7.3.0
• Update: Initial Zoom and Zoom Scroll custom settings to each map
• Update: dropped support for vector maps, now custom maps only support raster tiles in png format

1.1.0

• Update: Minor CSS fixes

1.0.9

• Update: Support WP 6.2
• Update: Minor fixes

1.0.8

• Update: Support PHP 8.1

1.0.7

• Update: Support new block widgets

1.0.6

• Update: move marker position changing coordinates inside geolocation

1.0.5

• Fix: PHP error before saving settings

1.0.4

• Update: Drag and drop marker to get geolocation inside map edit

1.0.3

• Update: exclude venomaps cpt from public query

1.0.2

• Update: small fix on save settings

1.0.1

• Update: Hide VenoMaps CPT from nav menu items
• Update: Load css inside head
• Fix: Undefined templist

1.0.0

• First version