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MyTsys Animated Location Map
Show your shops or offices on a smooth animated map. Five animations, twelve pins, free OpenStreetMap or your own Google key.
MyTsys Animated Location Map ranks #72,639 among WordPress.org plugins with 1+ active installations, is #670 of 1,003 in the Maps & Location category, a 1/5 rating from 0 reviews, and was last updated Oct 26, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 7 (Current: 7.1.4)
v1.13.0
Current Version v1.13.0
Updated 6 days ago
Last Update on 26 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 1.13.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 26, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.0+
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- 7
- PHP Version
- 7.4 or higher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about MyTsys Animated Location Map
Only if you want Google Maps. The default engine is OpenStreetMap, which needs no account, no billing and no key.
No, and neither can any other plugin. A key belongs to a Google Cloud project tied to your own account and payment method, and only a signed-in human can create one. What the settings screen does instead is walk you through it: five numbered steps, each with a button that opens the exact Google Cloud page, plus the referrer restriction to paste and a Test this key button that reports back whether Google accepts the key on this site.
The map falls back to OpenStreetMap rather than showing Google's error watermark, so visitors always see something.
If you are on a version before 1.4.1, that was a bug in the shortcode: update. Otherwise it is almost always because the others have no latitude and longitude. Open Map settings and look at the Diagnostics table: it lists every location and states plainly whether it will be drawn. Anything marked "no coordinates" can be repaired with the button on the Locations screen, which looks the addresses up for you.
Edit a location and look for View details link. Pick a page from the dropdown to send visitors to a page on your site, or paste a full web address to send them anywhere else. An address you paste wins over a chosen page, so you can override without clearing the dropdown. Leave both empty and the button is not shown for that location.
There are two stages. As a visitor types, the list and the map narrow to locations whose name, city, postcode or address match. This happens in the browser, so it is instant and no request leaves the page. Postcodes match with or without a space, so SW1A 1AA and SW1A1AA both find the same place. When the visitor presses Enter or the Search button, the place itself is located, so the distance to each shop can be shown and the way to the closest drawn. Your locations are then ranked by how far they are from it. Nothing is sent while the visitor is still typing. So somebody entering a postcode a few miles from one of your shops still finds it, with the distance shown on each result. The point they searched for is marked on the map.
No. The lookup runs only when a visitor presses Enter or Search, never on each keystroke, and every result is cached for a month and shared by all visitors, so a popular postcode is looked up once. Distances are worked out in the visitor's browser from coordinates the page already holds. The service is free and needs no account.
The visitor taps it and their browser asks them for permission. If they agree, the browser hands the page a rough position and the distances to your locations are worked out there and then. The position never reaches your server, and no third party is involved. If permission is declined the search box still works as normal. The button only appears on sites served over HTTPS, because browsers refuse to share a location otherwise.
A row of areas above the list, each showing how many locations it holds, for example Texas 2 or New Jersey 1. Picking one narrows the list and the map to that area; picking All areas restores everything. Group them by the State or region field, or by City, under Map settings.
Yes. After a postcode search the map draws a line from that postcode to the closest shop with the distance on it, and that shop is marked in the list. Pressing Directions then opens Google Maps with the journey already set up, starting from the postcode searched rather than from wherever the device happens to be, so the visitor gets real turn by turn directions. Nothing extra needs setting up and no routing account is required.
