The Map Room: Google Maps WordPress Plugins

Google Maps WordPress Plugins

The WordPress Geo plugin allows bloggers using WordPress to specify a default location for their blog and assign geographic coordinates to specific posts. Dylan Kuhn takes this one step further with his Geo Mashup plugin, which takes that geographic data and plots posts on a map using Google Maps. Dylan says, “I’m still calling it Beta, but I think once people know about it we’ll get a real release out quickly.”

See previous entry: Google Maps Plugin for Movable Type.

Posted on Monday, November 21, 2005 at 8:14 AM
Categories: Blogs, Hacks & Mashups

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Casey Bisson:

Let me also recommend my WordPress geocoding plugin that gets its coordinates from links to Google Maps or MultiMap.com within the post.

More discussion and download at MaisonBisson.com

November 21, 2005 at 10:59 AM

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