Starting zoom level By default Map List Pro will calculate the zoom levels automatically to make sure that all of the visible locations are in view. It is possible to override the starting zoom level to just show an area at a particular zoom level. To set the starting zoom you also need to set…
It may sound like an odd way of doing it, but the simplest way to change those strings is to use a translation plugin. All of the text is translatable so this is a very easy way to change it. A good tutorial on using a free plugin to do this can be found here:…
You can just paste the shortcode into a text widget and it should work fine. You may need to add a bit of code to the functions.php of your active theme file to enable shortcodes in text widgets. Thefollowing code enables shortcodes in text widgets: <code>add_filter(‘widget_text’, ‘do_shortcode’);</code>
Map List Pro automatically calculates the starting zoom level so that all of your locations show, but if you want to set a different default zoom level or start position you can do that via the Map List Pro shortcode wizard.
All text for the map and list is translation ready, and can be changed using po/mo files. A number of users have used the CodeStyling Localization plugin to translate Map List Pro easily from the WordPress Admin without the need to add or edit files directly. The same technique can also be used to change…
Map List Pro only exists for WordPress, and there are currently no plans to convert it to work on other platforms. Map List Pro uses a lot of core WordPress functionality to make everything work, and converting it to work on a different platform would be very time consuming.
It’s not a built in feature, but yes you can import locations using a third party plugin. Your locations in the csv need to have lat/lng defined otherwise they will not show the correct location when viewed on the map. Download and install the “WP Ultimate CSV Importer Plugin” (https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-ultimate-csv-importer/) Click on the WP Ultimate…