WP Geo 3.2.6.1

When editing a post or page, you will be able to set a physical location for that post and easily embed a Google map into your post. You can select the location by: 1. Clicking on the map of the world to position the point. 2. Searching for a location, town, city or address. 3. Entering the latitude and longitude.The WP Geo location selector is styled to fit seamlessly into the latest version of the WordPress admin.More information can be found at http://www.wpgeo.com/.Features * Custom marker title setting per post. * Custom zoom and map type per post. * Supports custom post types. * Widget zoom option. * Default Map Location setting. * Load maps from GeoRSS or KML data. * Geo Meta Tags * Markers links to posts * Settings for default controls * Custom Markers * Sidebar Widget * GeoRSS points in feeds. * Set default map zoom level. * Show post maps on category and archive pages. * Set default width and height for maps * Shortcode [wp_geo_map] to insert map within your post * Select your preferred map type * Select wether to show your map at the top or bottom of posts (or not at all) * Set a location by clicking on a map or * Set a location by searching for a location, town, city or address or * Set a location by entering the latitude and longitudeInstallation : 1. Download the archive file and uncompress it. 2. Put the "wp_geo" folder in "wp-content/plugins" 3. Enable in WordPress by visiting the "Plugins" menu and activating it. 4. Go to the Settings page in the admin and enter your Google API Key and customise the settings.(you can sign up for a Google API Key at http://code.google.com/apis/maps/signup.html)WP Geo will appear on the edit post and edit page screens. If you set a location, a Google map will automatically appear on your post or page (if your settings are set to).You can add a map you your category pages to which will display the locations of any posts within that category. Simply enter categoryMap(); ?> into your category template where you would like the map to appear.Please note that from version 2.2 you should access any WPGeo methods using the $wpgeo instance, not using a static class such as . Being able to access methods in this way will be phased out in future versions so please change your code now if you need to.UpgradingIf upgrading from a previous version of the plugin: 1. If you are not performing an automatic upgrade, deactivate and reactivate the plugin to ensure any new features are correctly installed. 2. Visit the settings page after installing the plugin to customise any new options.

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