📄️ Adding your maps to a non-WordPress website (or creating standalone maps)
Sometimes you may want to add your map to a non-WordPress website. You can do this by having a WordPress backend for managing your maps and a non-WordPress frontend for displaying them.
📄️ Choropleth map
In this tutorial, we will create a Choropleth map (map that shows statistical information with different shades of a color).
📄️ Dynamic map sizing
Sometimes it's needed to size the map dynamically based on the screen proportions, minus the header height.
📄️ Google Map with SVG overlay
In this tutorial, we will overlay a custom SVG artwork on Google Map.
📄️ Showing WordPress posts on a map
In this tutorial, you will learn how to load WordPress posts to maps.
📄️ Regions and Markers as links
This tutorial will show you how to create an interactive map with regions or markers working as clickable links.
📄️ Set region status by a value of a custom ACF field
If your posts have a custom field created using the ACF plugin, and you want to use that field to set region statuses in MapSVG, add the following code to MapSVG > Menu > JavaScript > Map > afterLoadRegions (replace the existing code):
📄️ Sharing data between multiple maps
In this tutorial, you will learn how to connect multiple maps to the same data table.
📄️ Showing hidden maps
When you show a hidden map (for example, map in a tab) it may appear blurry, with thick borders, with wrong size or misplaced markers.
📄️ Sort objects by ACF field
If you want your database to be sorted by ACF field, add the code below to