WP Geo

A location can be selected by searching for the location, entering geographical coordinates or by browsing the map and adding a pointer for that location.

The WP Geo location selector is styled to fit seemlessly into the latest version of the WordPress admin.

Installation:

Unpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.

Features:

• Set width and height in shortcode and category map.
• Additional Geo Feed control.
• Load maps from GeoRSS or KML data.
• Geo Meta Tags
• Markers links to posts
• Settings for default controls
• Custom Markers
• Sidebar Widget
• GeoRSS points in feeds.
• Set default map zoom level.
• Show post maps on category and archive pages.
• Set default width and height for maps
• Shortcode [wpgeomap] to insert map within your post
• Select your preferred map type
• Select whether to show your map at the top or bottom of posts (or not at all)
• Set a location by clicking on a map or
• Set a location by searching for a location, town, city or address or
• Set a location by entering the latitude and longitude

What is new in this release:

• Google Maps API v3 URL does not require API key.
• Fixed JavaScript setVisible() bool error in admin - was causing certain parts of the media modal to fail.

What is new in version 3.3.5:

• Workaround for when blog is non-ssl but the admin-page is.
• Added zoom parameter to get_wpgeo_map() function.
• Added 'wpgeo_marker_link' filter.

What is new in version 3.3:

• Huge raft of changes for compatibility with Google Maps API v3.
• If you have created custom code or use plugins that interface with WP Geo, you may need to update them.

What is new in version 3.2.7.1:

• Fixed widget title and arguments conflict.

What is new in version 3.2.6.4:

• Fix for maps not showing in admin.

What is new in version 3.2.6:

• Fix filepath that causes broken HTML editor.

What is new in version 3.2.5:

• Widgets updated to use Widget API - you can now add multiple widgets.
• Added recent locations widget.
• Added 'wpgeo_base_country_code' filter so you can default admin post map search to a base country.
• Added option to show maps in taxonomy archives.
• Fixed admin map not showing after publish if "Save map centre point for this post" checked but no marker added.
• Fixed some deprecated functions and undeclared variables.
• Fixed feeds - incorrect database table references.
• Fixed dashboard - uses SimplePie.
• Prevent post been saved when pressing enter in WP Geo post fields.
• Check that co-ordinates have been set in get_wpgeo_post_map().

What is new in version 3.2.2:

• Added [wpgeo_mashup] shortcode.
• Added align attribute to shortcode.
• Try to fix themes with image background colours.
• get_wpgeo_map() now accepts width and height arguments.

What is new in version 3.2:

• Fix for tooltip not working in WordPress 3.0.
• Fix to allow maps to be shown on tag archive pages by Lee Willis.
• Fix for default_map_control setting not being saved correctly.
• Ensure default map location is populated, otherwise map does not display when editing a post in the admin.
• Don't try to show maps in feeds.
• Make sure includes are only included once.
• Added support for custom post types in WordPress 3.0.
• Added wpgeo_title() and get_wpgeo_title() template tags.
• Added wpgeo_post_map() and get_wpgeo_post_map() template tags.
• Added wpgeo_check_version() and wpgeo_check_db_version() for checking WP Geo version.
• Added 'wpgeo_markers' filter in preparation for being able to add new marker icons.
• Added 'wpgeo_marker_icon' filter. Allows you to override a marker icon based on post data and context.
• Added Simplified Chinese language.
• Language files updated.

Requirements:

• WordPress 3.1 or higher