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We solved this within the PRO support (@mike666 uses the Open User Map Premium). But in general here are the instructions on how to move to another page:

Here are the steps:

1. Export Locations – Download the locations as a CSV file from the old website [PRO Feature].
2. Set Up the New Website – Create all custom fields and categories, then add a sample location.
3. Create a CSV Template – Export a CSV file from the new website. Use this as a template to transfer data from the old CSV.
4. Transfer Images – Copy the /wp-content/uploads/oum-uploads folder from the old website to the new one. This contains all location images.
5. Adjust Data – Copy the values from the old CSV into the new one, leaving the post_id field empty.
6. Update Image URLs – If needed, adjust the image URLs in the new CSV file.
7. Import Data – Upload the new CSV file to the new website.
8. Publish Locations – Change the status of the imported locations to “public.”

➡ All locations should now be visible on your new website.

Hi @readysite,

The screenshot you’ve share does not indicate an error from the Open User Map plugin. Can you share a linkt to your website with the issue? Feel free to contact me directly if you don’t want to share the link here in the forum.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @grumpywp,

Thanks for the hint to the flashing map elements on page load. This will be fixed with the next update.

To select/deselect specific categories on initial map load please see this support article. You can add the necessary javascript as Custom JS under Open User Map > Settings > Advanced > Custom JS.

Best regards,
Daniel

Ping received 😉

ESRI imagery hybrid will not be available soon, but you can always use MapBox Satellite Streets which is also a hybrid between satellite and roadmap. Don’t forget to enter an API key from MapBox.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @arthurkarelse,

There are no shortcode attributes to do this. You have to options:

1. Wrap the shortcode within another element that you can set width and height
   
2. (Recommended) Use CSS code to style the image:

.oum-location-value[data-value="image"] img {
    width: 150px; /* Set the desired width */
    height: auto; /* Set the desired height */
}

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @chrowles,

Yes, you can do this with CSS:

.open-user-map .add-location .location-overlay-content #oum_add_location select option:nth-child(2) {
  display: none;
}

2 is the number (position) of the category in the dropdown list.

Best regards,
Daniel