List Map

This allows you to add an ID to the map, which sets the client-side ID.

Select the type of map you want to show.

Set the width of the map. The default is 100%.

Set the height of the map. Default is 300px (examples: 100% or 300px).

Set the initial zoom level for the map. Enter a number between 0 and 19 (0 = world, 19 = street). Default is 10.

Check this if you want markers that are close to be clustered together until zoomed in.

This will be the location of the map. If you choose "Left" or "Right", the section for the list will be the same height as the map and will scroll. The list will be hidden for smaller devices, showing just the map.

This options allows you to select a shadow to show on the map itself. When a shadow is selected, you'll see a preview of the shadow to the right of the select box.

This allows you to add a CSS class to the map. Adding a CSS class might help you to style certain things.

If this option is checked, when you hover over the map, you'll be able to use the scroll wheel on the mouse to zoom the map.

If this option is checked, the scale control option will show on the map.

If this option is checked, the street view control will show on the map (where it is available).

If this option is checked, the overview map will show on the map. This is a smaller map version.

If this option is checked, the pan control option will show on the map.

If this option is checked, you will be able to click and hold down the mouse button to pan around on the map.

If this option is checked, you'll have an way to control the type of the map. With this, you'll be able to control if the map is showing a road map, satellite, or hybrid view.

Select the style of the Map Type Control. The default is "Auto".

If this option is checked, the zoom control option will show on the map.

Select the style of the Zoom Control. The default is "Auto".

Check this option if you want to show the list of posts. If this is unchecked, only the map will show, with the markers.

Template used for building the list. This allows you to show the posts in a different layout.

Number of words to be shown in the template. This allows you to control how much text is shown. You may want more text to be shown for one template as opposed to another.

Background color of the highlighted post when selected on the map. If you click the marker on the map or the map button in the list, the background color of the list item will be highlighted with this color.

Template used for building the infowindow on the map (when a marker is clicked).

Number of words to be shown in the infowindow template. This allows you to control how much text is shown.

Set the text for the button in the list that links to the post. Default is "Read More".

Set the color for the button in the list that links to the post. Default is "Primary", which can be changed in the WP Post Map settings.

Set the font color for the button in the list that links to the post. Default is white.

Set the border radius for the button in the list that links to the post. By default, there is no border radius, so the button has square corners.

Select the size that you want to use for the button. Each increase in size gives a little more padding around the text. The default size is "mini".

Set the text for the button in the list that links to the map, and opens the map marker infowindow. Default is "Read More".

Set the color for the button in the list that links to the map, and opens the map marker infowindow. Default is "Primary", which can be changed in the WP Post Map settings.

Set the font color for the button in the list that links to the map, and opens the map marker infowindow. Default is white.

Set the border radius for the button in the list that links to the map, and opens the map marker infowindow. By default, there is no border radius, so the button has square corners.

Select the size that you want to use for the button. Each increase in size gives a little more padding around the text. The default size is "mini".

This is the basic color for the map.

Enter a value between -100 and 100
Indicates the percentage change in intensity of the basic color to apply to the element.

Enter a value between -100 and 100
Indicates the percentage change in brightness of the element. Negative values increase darkness (where -100 specifies black) while positive values increase brightness (where +100 specifies white).

Enter a value between 0.01 and 10.0, where 1.0 applies no correction
Indicates the amount of gamma correction to apply to the element. Gammas modify the lightness of hues in a non-linear fashion, while not impacting white or black values. Gammas are typically used to modify the contrast of multiple elements. For example, you could modify the gamma to increase or decrease the contrast between the edges and interiors of elements. Low gamma values ( 1) decrease contrast.

Inverts the existing lightness. This is useful, for example, for quickly switching to a darker map with white text.

Set the address for the marker.

Set the latitude for the marker. If you have set the address, this is not necessary.

Set the longitude for the marker. If you have set the address, this is not necessary.

This option sets the title for the marker, which will show in the infowindow.

This option sets the description for the marker, which will show in the infowindow.

Select the post type that you want to use to build the list for the map.

Select the taxonomy if you want to limit the posts. As an example, you may only want to show posts that are from a particular category. Once a taxonomy is selected, the Category field will be filled below.

Select the categories that you want to show. To select multiples, hold down the 'Ctrl' key while you click the items.

Choose the field for the post type that holds the address. This needs to be a full address.

Choose the field for the post type that holds the latitude. This should be just the latitude.

Choose the field for the post type that holds the longitude. This should be just the longitude.

Choose the field for the post type that holds the latitude and longitude. This field is if your post has a field that stores both the latitude and longitude together. The latitude and longitude must be separated by a comma. (example: 20.701283,-156.173325)

Comma delimited list of post IDs for a set list of posts that you want to show. Leave blank to not limit posts shown.

Select the type of marker that you want to use for the Start Address.

Select the color that you want to use for the marker.

Select an animation for the marker.

Use the post featured image as the custom marker. Check this if you want to use the selected "Image" for a custom marker. If no featured image is added, the default will be used (color selected above).

Select an Icon Source. This option is only visible if you select "Icon" from the "Marker Type" dropdown.

Select an Icon from this list, after you've selected an Icon Source. This option is only visible if you select "Icon" from the "Marker Type" dropdown.

Set an icon height. This option is only visible if you select "Icon" from the "Marker Type" dropdown.

Set an icon width. This option is only visible if you select "Icon" from the "Marker Type" dropdown.

Set the text to show in the marker bubble. This option is only visible if you select "Bubble" from the "Marker Type" dropdown.

Set a custom marker image to be used for the Start Address.
Enter a WordPress attachment ID or a URL - Suggested size is 32x32, anchor will be bottom center.

Set a marker anchor to be used for the Start Address.
0,0 is the top left of the image/icon, so the anchor would be 16,32 for a 32x32 image/icon when you want the point at the bottom center - default is 16,32 if a custom marker or icon is added) examples... "16,32", "0,32", "0,16"

Set a custom marker image to be used for the Start Address.
Enter a WordPress attachment ID or a URL - Suggested size is 32x32, anchor will be bottom center.

Set a marker anchor to be used for the Start Address.
0,0 is the top left of the image/icon, so the anchor would be 16,32 for a 32x32 image/icon when you want the point at the bottom center - default is 16,32 if a custom marker or icon is added) examples... "16,32", "0,32", "0,16"