by codepeople
4.2 (31 reviews)
CodePeople Post Map for Google Maps
CodePeople Post Map lets you geotag posts and seamlessly integrate your blog with Google Maps for a smooth, location-aware experience.
Compatible with WP 6.9
v1.2.5
Current Version v1.2.5
Updated 1 month ago
Last Update on 28 Nov, 2025
Synced 14 hours ago
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84%
Review 4.2 out of 5
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- Version
- 1.2.5
- Last Updated
- Nov 28, 2025
- Requires WP
- 3.0.5+
- Tested Up To
- 6.9
- PHP Version
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- Author
- codepeople
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- Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about CodePeople Post Map for Google Maps
A: There are some content editors, available as WordPress plugins, that provoke some compatibility issues with WordPress, in this case you should type the shortcode manually: [codepeople-post-map]
A: In the free version of plugin only one map with only one point associated in each post/page. In the premium version of plugin it is possible associate multiple points to the post and insert multiple shortcodes ( if there are multiple maps included in the same post/page, all of them will display the same points)
A: Load the template in which you want to place the map in the text editor of your choice and place the following code in the position where you want to display the Google maps: <?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map]'); ?>
A: To display all points that belong to the posts with a specific tag assigned, for example the tag name "mytag", use the shortcode's attribute "tag", as follows: [codepeople-post-map tag="mytag"] To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be: <?php echo do_shortcode('[codepeople-post-map tag="mytag"]'); ?>
A: The explanation to determine the ID of a category is applied to other taxonomies. Access to the categories through the menu option: "Posts/Categories". After accessing to the categories page, click the "Edit" link corresponding to the category, and pays special attention to the parameter "tag_ID", in the URL on browser. The value in this parameter correspond to the ID of the category.
A: To display all points that belong to a specific category, it is required to insert the following shortcode [codepeople-post-map cat="3"] The number 3 represent the category ID, replace this number by the corresponding category's ID. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be: <?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map cat="3"]'); ?>
A: To exclude the points that belong to a specific category, or various categories, inserts the attribute excludecat in the shortcode: [codepeople-post-map excludecat="3,4"] The number 3 and 4 represent the categories IDs.
A: To exclude the points that belong to a post, or various posts, inserts the attribute excludepos in the shortcode: [codepeople-post-map excludepost="3,4"] The number 3 and 4 represent the posts IDs.
A: To exclude the points that belong to the post with a specific tag, or various tags, inserts the attribute excludetag in the shortcode: [codepeople-post-map excludetag="3,4"] The number 3 and 4 represent the tags IDs.
A: To display all points that belong to multiple categories, it is required separate the categories IDs with comma "," [codepeople-post-map cat="3,5"] The numbers 3 and 5 are the categories IDs, replace these numbers with the corresponding categories IDs. To insert the code directly in a template, the snippet of code would be: <?php echo do_shortcode ('[codepeople-post-map cat="3,5"]'); ?>