WordPress Travel Map Plugin (CMMRM) - Settings - Index Page

Settings - Index Page

To configure the index page in the WordPress Travel Map plugin, navigate to the Admin Dashboard → CM Maps Route Manager Pro → Settings. Click on the Index Page.

Layout

• Index page layout - Sets the Index page appearance as a list or as tiles.

• Index tile width [px] - Sets the width of tiles that appear on the index page if the "tiles" layout is chosen.

  

Pagination and order

• Routes per page - Limits the routes visible per page.
• Order routes by - Sets routes order by:
  • title
  • created date
  • views
  • rating 
  • user located proximity (this last option uses the web browser's geolocation).
• Sorting order - Sets the order of sorting to either ascending or descending.
• Search for whole words - Toggles whether to search for partial words or only to search for whole words.

Visible Fields

• Information visible on the index page - Determines snippet information seen on the index page.

Appearance

• Text on top - You can enter text which will be displayed on the top of the index page, below the page title.
• Apply the route's color to its snippet background - Connects the snippet to the route by giving the snippet the same background color and the color chosen for the route.

• Show category description on the top - If disabled, the default "text on top" will be displayed.

  

Map

• Show map with all routes on the index page - Toggles whether or not to display the map including all the routes on the index page.
• Index map default latitude - The latitude of the default view on the index page map if no routes to show.
• Index map default longitude - The longitude of the default view on the index page map if no routes to show.
• Index map default zoom - The greater the number in the drop-down menu, the closer the zoom will be.
• Embed the map script in footer - Enabling this option can solve some JavaScript issues.
• Enable marker clustering - Toggles marker clustering on and off. Clustered markers display more clearly than overlapping markers.

• Enable info window on marker - Shows a tooltip when clicking on a clustered marker, listing each route

  

• Trails stroke weight - Define the stroke's weight for the trail, in pixels. Comparison with 3 and 6:

  

• Show fullscreen mode button - If enabled, the button shown below will appear in the top right corner of the map, allowing the route embed to occupy the whole window.

  

• Integrate with CM Map Locations plugin - In order for this feature to work, it requires the WordPress Interactive Map plugin to be activated.
• Merge CM Map Locations plugin categories - If enabled, the locations will comes as per selected route category if route and location category slug is same. This option will work if you will enabled above option.
• Enable full route on map - If enabled, then full route (polyline) will be show on index map.
• Starting point for a route - You can choose which point will be shown as the starting point for the route displayed:
  • First pathway point
  • First location
  • All locations
• Clicking on the map marker will: 
  • None
  • Open the route's page
  • Show tooltip with information about the location
  • Open the linked location URL
• Route featured image - Sets the route featured image.
• Route default image - The web address of the route's default image.

ZIP Code Searching

This feature allows the user to search routes based on a given zip code plus a defined radius. Example from the front-end:

The settings are:

• Enable ZIP code radius filter - Enables or disables the ZIP code search bar
• Country code for the ZIP code searching - The ZIP filter works only within a single country.
• Minimum / Maximum radius - These two options configure the range of the ZIP search.
• Radius value step - The increments present in the search.
• Radius default value - The standard value in the index page.
• Enable geolocation - Fetches the zip code from the user's browser. It only works with https.

Geolocation

• Show user's position using browser's geolocation - Toggles whether or not to display the user's location using geolocation. Requires HTTPS.

• Enable find user location button on map - Displays the "Find Me" button. Requires the previous setting to be enabled.

  

• Center map to user's location - Uses the web browser's geolocation API to center the map in the user's location.

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