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Partner Map Locator

Name: Partner Map Locator
Author: Desk9 Design

Display partners, retailers, locations or company branches on a responsive interactive map powered by Google Maps or OpenStreetMap.

Partner Map Locator ranks #27,917 among WordPress.org plugins with 20+ active installations, is #328 of 1,003 in the Maps & Location category, and was last updated Sep 14, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.

Compatible with WP 7.1.4

v1.4.12 Current Version v1.4.12

Updated 1 month ago Last Update on 14 Sep, 2026

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Plugin Details

Version: 1.4.12
Last Updated: Sep 14, 2026
Requires WP: 6.2+
Tested Up To: 7.1.4
PHP Version: 7.4 or higher
Author: Desk9 Design

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Partner Map Locator

Use the category attribute with the slug of the term: [partner_map_locator category="region-north"]

Yes. Each shortcode renders its own map with a unique container id. They do not share state.

Yes. Add the design attribute to pick a design just for that map, independent of the global design under Partner Map → Settings: [partner_map_locator design="classic"] [partner_map_locator design="design1"] Valid values are classic, tab_view, mixed_view, stack_view, discover, guide and table (plus design1–design6 and focus when the Pro add-on is active). The design’s own layout is applied automatically (you can still override it with an explicit layout attribute). This is ideal for a showcase page where each subpage demonstrates one design. Note: the design’s layout, toolbar and styling classes switch per page, but the colour scheme and marker palette are emitted once site-wide, so all maps share the global colours configured under the Style tab.

Each location is a regular WordPress post in the pmloc_location custom post type with metadata (address, coordinates, contact details) stored as post meta with the pmloc_ prefix.

The plugin's PHP and the Leaflet library are local, but the map imagery always loads from the selected provider (Google Maps, or the configured tile server for OpenStreetMap). If your visitors cannot reach that service the map area stays empty, but the marker list still renders.

Only for the Google Maps provider and the optional Google integrations (geocoder, ratings sync, Maps-link import). Choose OpenStreetMap as the map type and the map renders with the bundled Leaflet library against openstreetmap.org tiles — no account, no API key.

The Tools page (Partner Map » Tools) includes CSV import and export plus a one-click option to copy locations that still exist in the database from an older store-locator setup into Partner Map Locator.

Yes in two ways: (1) Set Map type to “List only” under Partner Map → Settings so the whole site has no map. (2) Keep your map provider globally and add map="list" to the shortcode on specific pages, or choose List only (no map) under Map for this block in the block sidebar.

Under List & map visibility, the Description row has separate checkboxes for the list and the popup. Under Features, List card description (max. characters) sets list excerpts (optional “Read more”). When the popup shows the description, it always includes the full text (scrollable inside the card). Use Map popup width under Map defaults to change the card width.

Two scenarios: One key, browser-only (simplest) — store your Maps JavaScript API key under Google Maps API key. Leave the Google Places API key field empty. In Google Cloud Console: enable Maps JavaScript API and Places API (New) for that key, and under HTTP-referrer restrictions add your domain plus …/wp-admin/* so the location editor can use it. The Maps-link import, search and Autocomplete all run in the browser; ratings sync (cron) is unavailable in this configuration. Two keys (recommended for ratings sync) — keep the Maps key as in (1) for the browser, and add a second key with IP restriction (your server's IP) under Google Places API key. This second key powers server-side Place Details for the optional weekly “Sync Google ratings” cron job and never sends a referrer. If you see “API key restricted to websites — use a separate IP-restricted key”, you are in scenario 1 and the message can be ignored — the browser flow handles everything except the cron sync.