New feature added in 3.0.12 for Woocommerce users. Added address suggestion of 5 address with Bing AutoSuggest module. It can be enabled from Settings page of the plugin (WP Bing Map Pro) and requires to have a valid API Key, … Continued
Try Possible Fixes Login to ‘File Manager’, and navigate to wp_config.php under your website main folder. Edit the file and add define(‘CONCATENATE_SCRIPTS’, false); after line define(‘db_collate’); .Save edited file and return back to the admin section of your website. Clear … Continued
Restrict Map view was requested recently by one of the WordPress users. This feature is locking the map within a position, without zooming out, it will take the zoom setting and lock the map in that state. Although you can … Continued
Now WP Bing Map Pro will have three options to choose from when it comes to customizing the navigation controls. Default Compact Square Default option comes as standard to bing maps and has the map style option at the top right followed … Continued
Clustering This new feature added in 3.0.8 in the free version will add a new flavor to maps with multiple pins. What is Clustering? Clustering is grouping a certain amount of pins from a region (based on the distance between the … Continued
Map Views – how to use them ? Map views are a great way of capturing different location on a single map. The ideal way is to use it when having more pins/shapes on different locations, and within your website … Continued
The new release included circle shapes. The options available for this shape are: Body custom color; Body custom opacity ranging from 0 to 1; Border custom color; Border custom weight size
Whats new in this version? Shapes like Polylines, Circles, and Polygons. Coming back with more content.
Release date 09/12/2019 MAJOR CHANGES Map’s page Added fullscreen icon Show pin infobox on mouse hover Fixed html class Pin’s Page Added 696 custom icons from mapicons.mapsmarker.com Custom icon url Three infobox options None/Simple/Advanced Simple pin infobox (default from bing) … Continued
<meta name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0″> If you want your website to be displayed correctly on a mobile or tablet device you need to use the ‘viewport’ metadata in your html file. The content width can be set to different values like content=”width=320px”. … Continued