Toolset Maps is a WordPress plugin that allows you to add address fields to any content type or users and display any content on Google Maps.
Toolset Maps User Guides include detailed documentation for creating these special address fields, adding pointers to them and displaying them on maps.
When you ask for help or report issues, make sure to tell us the versions of the Toolset plugins that you have installed and activated.
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Problem: I am unable to complete the installation of the Listings - Travel Destinations Reference site. The installer gets stuck at "Configuring the site".
Solution: Delete site keys and regenerate new site key.
Problem:
The issue here is that the user wanted to display his visitors location on the map as well as the address of the post.
Solution:
This is actually possible and all you need to do is when adding one marker you need to set it to get the user's current location and for the second marker you can set it to the address of the post.
Problem:
A Places post type has an address field. When viewing one place, how to show a map with other nearby places?
Solution:
You use a View to create the map as normal, but when inserting the View in a template for Places you include a distance Query Filter to show places within a certain distance of the location which is passed by shortcode attribute 'mapcenter'.
Then when you insert the View in the template you use the types address field to provide the mapcenter attribute, like so:
Problem: I would like to create a custom search View with distance filters, and I would like the distance filters to appear on one line.
Solution: Custom CSS is required to style the distance filters, and can be added in the Search and Paginations section JS editor panel. Each theme applies different styles to form elements, so the exact CSS required varies for each theme.
Problem: I would like to show the Marker popup in the Map when a link in the results is clicked. I would like to show a full-width and full-height Map.
Solution: You can insert a "Focus on Marker" link using the Fields and Views button. In the popup you will have options for styling the link, and you can also choose interactive options that will open the marker panel when you click the link.
The amount of customization built into the Map shortcode is a bit limited, but you can apply 100% CSS height in the options popup when you insert the Map shortcode, resulting in something like this:
You can add any necessary custom markup around the Map shortcode and the list of results, and you can add your own custom CSS in the Loop Output CSS editor panel. The CSS necessary to create this type of display varies from theme to theme.
