Gis maps

By Frank G.

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This plugin show maps created with qgis and exported with qgis2web.

4.2

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Overview

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Main benefits

Displays QGIS-created maps

Easy map uploads

Shortcode integration

OpenStreetMap connectivity

About this plugin

Categories: Integration and APIs

Version: 0.3.0

Last updated: 25-10-2016

WordPress version: 3.1

Tested up to: 4.6.29

PHP version required: false

Languages: Español

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Qgis2web Leaflet Map Openlayers Qgis

Overview

The plugin is designed to display maps created using QGIS and exported via the qgis2web tool directly on WordPress websites. Users can easily implement maps by uploading the corresponding map files to a designated "gismaps_maps" directory within the WordPress content folder using FTP or SSH. After uploading, users can insert the maps into posts or pages using a shortcode generated through the plugin's interface. The plugin eases the process of integrating detailed, interactive maps into a WordPress site without requiring extensive technical know-how. Additionally, a sample map that connects to openstreetmap.org is provided for immediate demonstration, which can be removed at any time.

Easy Map Upload

Upload maps directly via FTP or SSH.
Organize maps in directories within 'gismaps_maps'.

Simple Integration

Use the Gis map tab to add maps to posts.
Generate and use shortcodes for easy embedding.

Sample Map Included

Comes with a sample map connected to openstreetmap.org.
Sample map can be deleted anytime.

Flexible Map Management

Each map is stored in its own directory.
Easily manage multiple maps within the wp-content directory.

Features list

Feature

Free version

Premium version

Basic Plan

A starter plan with essential features.

Standard Plan

Includes additional features for growing businesses.

Premium Plan

Offers advanced features for large enterprises.

Pay-As-You-Go

Flexible pricing based on usage.

Free Trial

Limited-time access to all features at no cost.

Pro Plan

An advanced plan with additional features.

Enterprise Plan

A comprehensive plan for large organizations.

Monthly Billing

A payment option billed every month.

Annual Billing

A payment option billed once a year.

User Limit

The maximum number of users allowed.

Storage Capacity

The amount of data storage provided.

Customer Support

Access to customer service for assistance.

Pricing

Free Plan

$0 / N/A

Plan includes

Basic Plan

Standard Plan

Premium Plan

Pay-As-You-Go

Free Trial

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Pro Plan

$49 / per year

Plan includes

Basic Plan

Pro Plan

Enterprise Plan

Free Trial

Monthly Billing

Annual Billing

User Limit

Storage Capacity

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Rating and reviews

4.2

Rating summary

Reviews

200

Active installations

User sentiment analysis

Users appreciate the WordPress plugin for its ability to easily embed maps created with QGIS in their WordPress websites, even on the latest WordPress version. They find it straightforward to display and manage map layers, which enhances their website's functionality. However, a significant drawback noted is the plugin's lack of recent updates, making users concerned about its long-term viability. There is also a clear demand for a comprehensive tutorial to assist especially newcomers in resolving common issues, such as shortcode errors. Despite its age, the core functionality remains reliable and effective for publishing maps.

jacky10201

19 Apr, 2023

Hi I am Jacky, the beginner of the WordPress user, I have a question want to be solved. I created a qgis2web folder and uploaded my qgis2web in named “gismaps_maps” within the wp-content directory. I am working on the localhost. Then, I wrote the DIRECTORY NAME (qgis2web), make a test, but it shows “No shortcode for this map”. And I can’t fix this problem. Can you make a tutorial of this plugins, it might be really helpful. This topic was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by jacky10201.

jacky10201

19 Apr, 2023

bosquimano

29 Mar, 2023

Funciona con WordPress 6.1.1 Aunque el plugin es viejecillo y lleva mucho tiempo sin actualizaciones, funciona razonablemente bien. Quizás hay que darle alguna que otra vuelta pero su cometido principal lo cumple. He podido publicar mapas trabajados con QGIS y se visualizan perfectamente pudiendo activar y desactivar capas. Estaría dispuesto a colaborar con un equipo que quisiera retomar el proyecto e irlo actualizando. This topic was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by bosquimano.

jelleruben

12 Feb, 2022

It would be nice to have a good tuturial. of this. But I see it a very old plugin.

nicolasjimenezhernandez

12 Apr, 2019

Me parece fantástico poder poner los mapas que genero en qgis en la web que desarrollo con wordpress. Lástima que no se actualice. Ánimo para continuar Frank!

Gis maps

Overview

Compatibility

Installation instructions

Customer support & learning resources

Changelog

Main benefits

About this plugin

Overview

Easy Map Upload

Simple Integration

Sample Map Included

Flexible Map Management

Features list

Pricing

Plan includes

Plan includes

Rating and reviews

User sentiment analysis

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FAQ

How do I upload maps created with qgis2web?

How do I add a map to a post?

Can I delete the sample map created by the plugin?

Do I need any special permissions to upload maps?

Where should I upload the map files?

What should I do if my map is not displaying correctly?

Can I use multiple maps on a single post or page?

Is there any limit to the number of maps I can upload?