WP-GMaps
WP-GMaps is a WordPress plugin that helps adding Google Mapplets in your Blog posts and Pages easily.
Download:
- Download WP-GMaps Version 0.1
Features:
- Add Google Mapplets to your Blog posts and Pages
- Support for coordinates in numeric style ,degree style (51°.356,341′) will follow
- Set a default pointer image and pointer shadow image
- Set a default scale factor and map type (Map, Satellite, Hybrid)
- Override scale factor and map type for each single Mapplet
Prerequisites:
- WordPress 2.6 (lower versions may work also, but are untested.)
- PHP5
Settings:
Once activated, you have an options page (GMaps) in the Plugins section of your WordPress backend:
It’s necessary, to get an API key from Google to embed a Google Mapplet. Get it and put it in the settings form:
Here you can also set the default view (Map, Satellite, Hybrid), add a custom icon for the pointer and a custom shadow for that icon as well as a default scale factor for your Mapplets.
Syntax:
A usual tag looks like this:
[google-maps:51.31232:12.41321]
It comes at least with a pair of coordinates decimal or degree style.
FYI: Google maps works with the WGS84 reference system.
And that’s how the result looks like:
Add optional parameters like scale in the style below, to override the default settings:
[google-maps:51.31232:12.41321:scale=15]
Use the keywords map, satellite or hybrid to override the shown map type:
[google-maps:51.31232:12.41321:scale=17;map-type=satellite]
See the Völkerschlachtdenkmal:

Das plugin sieht gut aus. genau sowas suche, ich. v.a. weil es so einfach ist, ohne viel Schnickschnack, den man dann doch nicht braucht. Leider kann ich es nicht aktivieren. Fehlermeldung: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘;’, expecting ‘(‘ in ./wp-content/plugins/wp-gmaps.php on line 34
Mache ich was falsch?
Hallo Gerd,
wie bereits per Mail besprochen, entstand die Fehlermeldung durch den Einsatz von PHP4.