http://www.wpgeo.com/

You can include the map in the body of th epost by setting the map position to ‘manual’ on the WP Geo settings pages and inserting a map into your post using the shortcode [wp_geo_map].

Like the KML attachment solution in GeoMashup. Will add it to a list of possible enhancements.

I’ve been having a lot of fun playing around with both Wordpress and WPGeo. I think the two together will make a difference in the world of emergency response here in LA County – see http://gis.lacounty.gov/eGIS

Your plug-in, along with GeoMashup, are both easy to use right out of the box.

Quick questions/comments.

1. When I enable WPGeo, it starts output GeoRSS (sweet!). However, this appears to disable the capability of many of the outside readers to read my blog (not so sweet).

2. Is there a way to place the map inside the body of the post, not just at the bottom? GeoMashup allows this, but its a bit clunky.

3. GeoMashup allows a kml file that has been added as an attachment to a post to be automatically displayed – this is pretty cool – would love to see it here too, especially polygons and lines.

Great stuff!

Please visit the new dedicated WP Geo site at:
http://www.wpgeo.com/

It looks very promising!

.entry-content img {max-width:100%; height:auto;}

It can be fixed editing the wp-geo.css (in the WP Geo plugin folder) and setting max-width to “none” for all images in wp_geo_map divs.

div.wp_geo_map img {
	background: transparent;
	border: none;
	padding: 0px;
	max-width:none;
}

This fix will be included in the 3.0 release of WP Geo coming very soon.

But, have determined that the map shows up fine on IE browser. Firefox and Opera no show.

REally hoping I can use WP Geo in the site I’m building, but having problems. When I publish all I get is a big gray square.

I’m using Primepress template. When I switch to Classic WP the maps seem to show properly.

So I’m guessing there is something in the Primepress template that doesn’t jive with WP Geo. Any ideas on how I could work around this?

Thanks,
Rich

perfect.

Regards

Please download the development version if you would like to try it out (from SVN or Trac) but be warned, there may still be a few bugs…

Thanks,
Alex

No template tags to do this at present but I will shortly be launching an updated version of the plugin – I’ll try address this then. You may be able to get it to show using the <?php WPGeo::categoryMap();?> in your templates but I haven’t tested this

The updated plugin will also allow you to add a map widget to your sidebar which will display all locations from posts on the current page.

Cheers, great plugin

>when schedule a post with wp-geo parameters, after that post >become live, map is disappearing.

I see this problem too. I had this problem with my own plugin where custom fields get nuked right after a post is live.

I suggest you add some code to function save_post($post_id) so that it doesn’t just blindly delete the custom field first.

This is what I added to my plugin:

$postvalue = $_POST[$metakey];
if ( isset($postvalue) && !empty($postvalue) )
{
	delete_post_meta($postID, $metakey);
	add_post_meta($postID, $metakey, $meta_value);
}

your mentioned SVN repository under plugins.trac.wordpress.org reports wrong XML-format, however it works fine on regular wordpress repository.

http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/wp-geo/trunk/

Regards
jmu

There is nothing easier. My current setup is your ” ” located in my template.

Thank you so much for the great plugin and free contribution

Best Regards,
Milo