[cfgeo_map]

[cfgeo_map]

[cfgeo_map]The Content (accepts HTML)[/cfgeo_map]

Use this shortcode to display a Google Map based on either the visitor’s location or a custom static location. With Geo Controller, there is no need for additional plugins to display basic location maps (single-point only).

This shortcode requires a valid Google Maps API key. Read the documentation to configure your key.

Parameters

• title – (text) – Tooltip shown on hover over the map marker
• address – (text) – Text displayed above the map marker
• pointer – (image URL) – Custom map marker icon (max size: 40x40px)
• latitude – (number) – Sets the map’s latitude (used for custom static location)
• longitude – (number) – Sets the map’s longitude (used for custom static location)
• zoom – (integer, 1–18) – Sets the zoom level
• width – (text) – Map width in px or %
• height – (text, optional) – Map height in px or %
• scrollwheel – (1 or 0) – Enables/disables scroll zoom
• navigationControl – (1 or 0) – Enables/disables navigation controls
• mapTypeControl – (1 or 0) – Enables/disables map type controls
• scaleControl – (1 or 0) – Enables/disables scale controls
• draggable – (1 or 0) – Enables/disables drag movement on the map
• infoMaxWidth – (text) – Max width of the info window (default max: 600px)

Return

Draws a Google Map based on the provided parameters and the visitor’s location (if no coordinates are given). Note: The behavior depends on your plugin settings, and the Google Maps API key must be configured.

Example:

Basic usage with visitor location:

Columbus, 43215, Ohio, (OH), United States

Advanced Example

Use a custom static location with detailed content inside the map popup:

My Company Name
   
No Name Street 35, New York, USA
   
We have what you need

[cfgeo_map longitude="-74.0059" latitude="40.7128" zoom="15" title="My Company Name" scrollwheel="0"]
   <h3>My Company Name</h3> 
   <p>No Name Street 35, New York, USA</p> 
   <p>We have what you need</p> 
[/cfgeo_map]