Changeset 1947644
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r1947621 r1947644 53 53 == Installation == 54 54 55 **To install Map Pins , follow these steps:**55 **To install Map Pins manually, follow these steps:** 56 56 57 1. Download and unzip the plugin 58 2. Upload the entire map-pins/ directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory 57 1. Get the plugin using the plugins->add menu and search for `map-pins` 59 58 3. Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress 60 59 4. Configure the Map Pins locations through the Map Pins menu (located in the left menu or in case of WPMU on network level) 61 60 5. Embed the Map Pins map on your website with the desired shortcode. 61 62 Otherwise just use the plugin-install page in wordpress. 62 63 63 64 == Frequently Asked Questions == … … 70 71 A: No. But you can use phpAdmin or another mysql tool to fill the database. 71 72 73 = Q: Clicking `my-location` shows an error 74 75 A: You need an SSL (https://) website, otherwise the browser does not allow this. 76 72 77 = Q: I am using WP Multisite and have one child site for each of my stores. Can I use one database defined in the network? = 73 78 74 79 A: Yes. The database is maintained on the network level. 80 81 = Q: I don't have a google API and I don't want to pay Google. 82 83 A: Unfortunately, the Google Map is a payed service nowadays. Fortunately the free-tier is pretty large and you will propably not hit the free-tier limit for a low-traffic site. However you should protect your key (see google key management) otherwise people can (and will!) obtain your key from your website and start using it. 75 84 76 85 == Screenshots == … … 98 107 99 108 100 101 102 103 109 == Upgrade Notice == 104 110
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