Location Mapper

The shortcode used to display an interactive map with store locations using the Location Mapper plugin is [location_mapper_map].

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To display a map and locations list on a WordPress page using the Location Mapper plugin, create a new page, add the shortcode [location_mapper_map] to the page content, and publish the page.

To set up the Location Mapper plugin, install and activate the plugin, then navigate to Location Mapper > Settings to configure your default map provider, map color theme, and set the default map center and zoom level.

To display the closest store location, use the Closest Location widget by navigating to Appearance > Widgets, adding the widget to a desired area, or use the shortcode [location_mapper_closest] to place it anywhere on the site.

To add locations, go to Location Mapper > Manage Locations, click on the Add New Location button, fill in the necessary details, use the interactive map to select location coordinates, and click Save Location.

To customize the map's appearance and functionality in the Location Mapper plugin, navigate to Location Mapper > Settings, and change options such as the map provider and color theme.

After installing the Location Mapper plugin, configure the settings by navigating to Location Mapper > Settings, where you can choose your default map provider, select your preferred map color theme, and set the default map center and zoom level.

The Closest Location widget in the Location Mapper plugin can be added to a widget area like the Sidebar or Footer through Appearance > Widgets, or placed anywhere using the shortcode [location_mapper_closest], allowing dynamic display of the nearest store location.

The customization options for the map's visual appearance in the Location Mapper plugin include selecting a map provider (e.g., OpenStreetMap, Google) and choosing a color theme (e.g., Default, Grayscale, Black and White).