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Hi @bing4,

Sure.

1. You can’t use shortcodes in the Description field of a location. However – it is possible to customize the output of a location completely. Take a look at this tutorial.
2. Yandex Maps is not available. The currently available map style are provided by Esri, OSM, CartoDB and Mapbox. You can adjust this in the settings.

Best regards,
Daniel

With regards to the request for “Flag/Report a location” there is a quick solution on how to do this.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @ianstrack,

Yes, that is possible. As I linked in the other article (here is the link again) you need to ensure your registered users have special capabilities. This can be done with a user role management plugin.

In any case the user needs to be registered. And the editing happens within the WordPress admin interface. In a future version of OUM I’m planning to provide a way to edit locations directly from within the map.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @striboss,

Sorry for the delay. With the next update, Locations and Marker Categories will automatically be translatable with Polylang.

In the meantime, just add this code to the functions.php of your theme:

// enables language and translation management for 'oum-location'
add_filter( 'pll_get_post_types', 'add_cpt_to_pll', 10, 2 );
function add_cpt_to_pll( $post_types, $is_settings ) {

	$post_types['oum-location'] = 'oum-location';

	return $post_types;
}

// enables language and translation management for Marker Categories
add_filter( 'pll_get_taxonomies', 'add_tax_to_pll', 10, 2 );
function add_tax_to_pll( $taxonomies, $is_settings ) {

	$taxonomies['oum-type'] = 'oum-type';

  return $taxonomies;
}

Best regards,
Daniel

Okay, than I’m pretty sure this element causes a Javascript error which breaks the site (and the loading of the map). You need to get rid of this Javascript error. There is not much I can do from my plugin’s side.

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @intercommsa,

Unfortunately, your theme is really messing things up here. You can try to remove these style settings from your theme:

[class*=style-], [class*=local-style-], .h-global-transition, .h-global-transition-all, .h-global-transition-all * {
    transition-duration: 0.5s;
}

and this one:

.colibri-post-content * {
    text-align: initial;
    font-family: inherit;
    max-width: 100%; 
}

Alternatively you can try to override them with custom css:

.open-user-map .box-wrap .map-wrap .leaflet-map .leaflet-marker-icon:not(.marker-cluster) {
    transition: all 0.1s ease;
}

.open-user-map .box-wrap .map-wrap .leaflet-map .leaflet-popup {
    max-width: none;
}

Best regards,
Daniel

Hi @ivitae,

here are some important infos if you want to create a script on your own that directly interacts with the WordPress database:

A location consists of these database entries:

• wp_posts table: An entry of post_type oum-location
• wp_postmeta table:
  • An entry with meta_key _oum_location_key containing a serialized object with details on the location
  • An entry with meta_key _oum_location_image
  • An entry with meta_key _oum_location_audio

I would recommend to inspect your database for an existing location to understand how location data is stored. After that it should be possible to write a custom script that created, updates or deletes locations.

Hope this helps,
Daniel