Ultimate Maps Plugin For WordPress | Supsystic
Ultimate Maps
This Ultimate Maps plugin provides a powerful solution for those looking for an alternative to Google Maps.
Many users prefer a service provider that isn’t attached to the world’s most powerful data collection algorithm.
Major “alternate” players that solve this issue include Leaflet, OpenLayers, OpenStreetMap, and Bing Maps. Leaflet holds the largest market share worldwide while the smaller providers have specialised in certain geographic areas and industries.
The Ultimate Maps plugin connects to these providers.
It offers a sleek interface and generates beautiful lively maps showing all your information quickly and easily.
The plugin has a full array of tools and themes to present your info in a wide variety of attractive formats. And it’s powerful features provide for a high level of interactive engagement from end-users. Plus it is “device friendly” – so well suited to those targeting small screen sizes.
You can use one of the many themes for an immediate start, or customize the maps to your liking with simple and intuitive tools. Markers and locations are easily set and quickly embellished with text, images, categories and links. Everything you need to get great results!
All without any need for programming expertise.
Note: If you want to use Google Maps as your provider, please see our
“Google Maps Easy” plugin.
Best Google Maps Alternative
Bing, OpenStreetMap, Leaflet integration
Unlimited Maps and Markers
Fully Responsive
Different Map Themes
KML Layers
Clusterization
Markers Customization
Shapes
| Navigation bar Mode | ||
| Map Stylization | ||
| Info Window Settings | ||
| Markers Clusterization | ||
| Markers Customization | ||
| Marker Link | ||
| Marker Categories | ||
| Live Preview Map | ||
| Center on Current User Location | ||
| Map Controls Position | ||
| Maps Import / Export | ||
| Map engine to render | ||
| Bing maps | ||
| OpenStreetMap or OSM | ||
| Leaflet maps | ||
| Mapbox | ||
| Thunderforest | ||
| KML Layers | ||
| Markers Lists | ||
| Shapes |
- Go to Appearance -> Widgets in the WordPress navigation menu.
- Find the Ultimate Maps in the list of available widgets.
- Drag the Ultimate Maps widget to widget area, which you need.
- Choose the map for widget and configure the settings - Widget Map width and height.
- Click "Save".