A simple plugin to insert customizable maps in posts using shortcodes. Supports unique maps per post and custom post types.

== Description ==

Map in Each Post allows you to easily add a map to your WordPress posts using shortcodes and a built-in form. You can customize each map with different points for each post. This plugin is ideal for travel blogs, location-based content, and any website that needs custom maps per post. Additionally, you can select which post types will have the map functionality enabled.

= Features =

• Add a custom map to each post using a simple shortcode.
• Customize each map with different points via a form in the post editor.
• Select the post types where the map functionality should be enabled.
• Easy to use and configure.
• Compatible with the latest version of WordPress.

= Usage =

To use this plugin, simply add the following shortcode to your post:

[mapInEachPost]

Then, use the form that appears in the post editor to input the latitude and longitude coordinates for the points you want to add to the map.

This will generate a map with points in New York City and Los Angeles.

== Installation ==

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/map-in-each-post directory, or install the plugin through the WordPress plugins screen directly.
2. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' screen in WordPress.
3. Use the shortcode [map_in_post] in your posts to display a map and input points via the form in the post editor.
4. Go to the plugin settings page to select the post types where the map functionality should be enabled.

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= How do I add a map to my post? =

Simply use the shortcode [mapInEachPost] in the post where you want the map to appear, and input the points using the form that appears in the post editor.

= Can I customize the points on the map for each post? =

Yes, you can customize the points for each map by entering the latitude and longitude coordinates in the form provided in the post editor.

= How do I select the post types where the map functionality should be enabled? =

Go to the plugin settings page and select the post types where you want the map functionality to be enabled.

= What map service does this plugin use? =

The plugin uses Leaflet, an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps, to display the maps.

== Third Party Services ==

This plugin relies on the Leaflet service to display maps. Leaflet is an open-source JavaScript library for mobile-friendly interactive maps. By using this plugin, you agree to the terms of use and privacy policies of Leaflet.

• Service: Leaflet
• License: BSD-2-Clause license