WordPress Travel Map Plugin (CMMRM) - Settings - Setup (API, Permalink, RTL Language)
Settings - Setup
Important
- Starting from July 2018, Google Maps, Routes, and Places require billing information, such as an associated credit card.
- The pricing system also changed, but in practice, the services are still free for limited use.
Navigate to the Admin Dashboard → CM Maps Route Manager Pro → Settings. Then click on the Setup tab.
Still Needs API Key?
If you still haven't obtained the Google Maps or OpenWeatherMap API keys, check our guide.
Note that, starting from July 2018, all Google Maps projects require billing information to work. Read more: General Support - API - Google Maps "For development purposes only" Message
API Keys
In this section, you can add the necessary API Keys for the WordPress Travel Map plugin to function properly. This section has the following settings:
- Google Maps App Key - Add here the Google Maps API key.
- Google Maps Language - Choose the language of Google Maps on your site. Note: this option was introduced in version 4.9.1.
- Embedding Google Maps JS API - Here you can choose if to embed Google Maps JS API on pages of your site. Available options are:
- No
- Yes (Loaded on all pages)
Selected (Loaded on following pages only)
Note: this option was introduced in version 5.0.4.
- Embedding on the selected URLs - Define here the list of URLs where to embed Google Maps JS API in case if you chose Selected in the previous option. Add each URL to a separate line. Note: this option was introduced in version 5.0.4.
- OpenWeatherMap.org API Key - Add here the relevant API Key.
Navigation
Permalink prefix - Enter the prefix of the index and locations' permalinks. The default is "maps-routes". This can be useful for SEO purposes, as it allows tailored URLs. For example, if your site is called Best Maps, you can set the prefix as "best-maps". The result will be /best-maps/map-slug.
Respect permalink structure - Makes the maps permalinks more specific. In technical terms, this setting enables with_front=true option for the registered post type
Examples:
- When enabled:
- site.com/blog/maps-routes/map1
- site.com/blog/map-routes/map2
- When disabled
- site.com/map1
- site.com/map2
- When enabled:
- Exclude from search - Enable to hide the maps from search engines, like Google. Useful for staging sites.
- Enable right to left language - Enable if your site uses an RTL language, such as Arabic, Hebrew or Urdu. In technical terms, the plugin will add the CSS class "cmloc-rtl" in the body tag.
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