QT Places: Interactive Responsive Google Maps WordPress Plugin

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QT Places: Plugin Description

QT Places is your go-to WordPress plugin for showcasing custom Google Maps with flair.

Once you install it, you’ll instantly see a shiny new option in your WordPress menu called “Places.” Boom! You can start adding your unique locations right then and there.

A Real-Life Example from a Customer

Check out this live example!

Places Categories

With QT Places, you get your very own taxonomy dubbed “Place Category.” This means you can whip up maps that display just one or a select few categories of places—talk about a targeted approach!

Unlimited Versatility

Want to add map capabilities to any existing post type? Go for it! Whether it’s standard posts, pages, or custom types from other themes or plugins, QT Places has you covered.

Utilize any existing taxonomy to filter your maps and showcase the specific categories you want to highlight.

Usage Inspiration:

Imagine creating a stellar map highlighting your travel articles, allowing visitors to navigate through your insights by country or city with ease.

How about for a recipe site? Craft a global map pinpointing regional recipes, filtering by ingredients—the possibilities are endless!

Need another idea? Create a map for all the shops in a large franchise, enabling customers to find the nearest outlet without breaking a sweat.

And why not do all of these things simultaneously? You could feature a map of places alongside a map of posts and even a map of pages or portfolios—your imagination is the limit!

Super Responsive

Tested on both iPhone and Android devices, and you can set a custom height for the mobile version too.

Easy Shortcode Button

Want to create maps for every post type you can think of? With QT Places, you can add map capabilities to any type, whether they’re standard posts, pages, or something custom like a portfolio. Check out this example showing a Portfolio map! Perfect for building companies, shop franchises, recipe maps worldwide, tour guides, tourism blogs, travel agencies, and beyond!

Discover More:

• Check out the QT Places Plugin Demo
• Installation Guide
• Custom Type Example Maps
• Translating the Plugin
• Support Forum

Important Notice

Heads up! Google Maps API now mandates billing details. Usage remains free below a certain threshold. Get the full scoop in our manual: Read more here!

Changelog
4.2 [2022 March 25]
* Speedy styles.css animations
4.1 [2022 February 8]
* Fixed custom colors CSS output
4.0 [2021 June 28]
* Metaboxes script updated
* Added WPBakery widget support (search for the qtplaces widget in WPBakery—backend editor recommended)
1.8.1 [2018 May 20]
* script.js update
1.8.0 [2018 May 20]
* Minor code fixes
1.7.0 [2018 February 19]
* Metaboxes not loaded if ttg core is active
* Fixed apostrophes in JavaScript
1.6.9
* Updated meta_box.php to version 20171206
1.6.8
* Updated CSS for qt-fontawesome in frontend.php
1.6.7
* Updated meta_box.php to version 20171129
1.6.6  [2017 November 12]
* Added noajax class to markers
1.6.4
* Updated meta_box.php to version 20171109
1.6.3
* Updated meta_box.php to version 20171102
1.6.2
* Updated meta_box.php to version 20171022
1.6.1
* Updated meta_box.php:190 ($post_type > $posttype)
1.6
* Added dropdown to select existing places instead of inputting location
1.5.2
* Updated meta-box.php to version 20170428
1.5.1
* Updated meta-box.php to version 20170425
1.5.0
* Updated Metaboxes component
1.4.0
* Fixed directions link to Google Maps
1.3.0
* Design fixes for mobile templates 2 and 3
1.2.2
* Fixed vertical alignment of menu icon
1.2.0
* Backend Google Maps JavaScript added
1.1.0
* Fixed JavaScript error on menu closing
1.0.9
* Added qt_dynamicmaps function in JavaScript