Maps Marker is one of the best non-commercial plugins I have had the pleasure to use. It has a wealth of features, of which I have barely scratched the surface, and if I had one criticism it would be that the sheer number of options available is overwhelming.
Maps Marker has allowed me not just to integrate location based information on my site, but also has great integration with the Wikitude augmented reality software which I have taken full advantage of. It is rare to find a plugin that not only meets your expectations, but surpasses them!
If you want a simple mapping tool this may not be for you, but if you need plenty of options in how your information is presented and the ability to ‘tinker under the hood’ then this is by far the best choice for a mapping plugin.
Works exactly as intended and comes with very user friendly documentation to top it off.
I love this plugin… only need to add indicator to multiple levels. Except for this (imho) it’s perfect
Blown away at how many features this plugin has, and how well it works. Everything is customizable. Options options options! Love it!
Works very well. The layering feature is amazing, and makes supporting multiple maps a cinch. On that note, it could use the ability to nest multi-layer maps within higher-level multi-layer maps. Currently it is limited to 3 layer depths.
The medium-level learning curve for this software is an indication of the power it has. It takes a few hours to get the basics of it down, but once you do, the workflow is great.
The biggest issue I’ve had with the plugin so far is the lack of import support. Importing a large number of markers from KML/KMZ would be a godsend and would vastly improve the creation processes.
Best map plugin on the market. Keep up the good work!
This excellent plug-in provides an opportunity to link maps to web-sites and also attach markers, to which you can add pop-up text.
Robert Harm has identified a niche in the word-press market and is proactive in continuing development.
Watch out for this plug-in, it will go far 🙂