Github README
Github README is a plugin that allows you to embed markdown from GitHub in a page or post using a simple shortcode. Usage: github_readme This shortcode embeds the project’s readme. [github_readme repo=”octalmage/Marknote”] You can also trim lines from the top of the readme using the “trim” option: [github_readme repo=”octalmage/Marknote” trim=”3″] This is useful for removing titles since your page/post will most likely already have one. github_markdown This shortcode embeds any markdown file found in the repository. [github_markdown repo=”octalmage/Marknote” file=”README.md”] trim, branch, and cache (seconds to cache) also supported. github_wikipage This shortcode embeds pages from a project’s wiki. [github_wikipage repo=”octalmage/Marknote” page=”Syntax”] trim and cache also supported.
Webris Maps
Webris Maps brings the full power of Webris — a professional cloud mapping platform with 17+ years of GIS expertise — directly into your WordPress site. Import your data, customize the look, and embed interactive maps on your website — all from your browser. No GIS expertise required, no installation, no training. Markers, polygons, lines, heatmaps, GPX tracks, GeoJSON, CSV, and WMS layers — all managed in one platform. Create once, embed everywhere. Update your data in Webris and every embed refreshes automatically. Your maps are responsive, encrypted, and domain-protected out of the box. Why Webris? 17+ years of mapping expertise — not a startup experiment, a battle-tested platform trusted across 30+ countries No API keys, no config files — just paste your map UUID and go Auto-updating embeds — change data once, every embed refreshes Your data, your choice — export everything (GeoJSON, GPX, CSV, KML). Open standards, no lock-in Plugin Features Gutenberg Block — native block editor support with live preview Shortcode — classic editor: [webris_map id="your-uuid"] PHP Template Function — for theme developers Customizable — height, width, and border styles Responsive — maps adapt to any screen size Smart loading — viewer script loaded once, no matter how many maps on the page Enterprise / on-premise option — can point at a dedicated Webris instance provided on our Enterprise plan How It Works Create your map on Webris — import data, add layers, style everything visually Click Publish — one click generates a secure, encrypted bundle Copy the map UUID Add the Webris Map block or shortcode in WordPress Done — three lines of HTML, works instantly Shortcode Examples Basic usage: [webris_map id=”a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890″] With custom height: [webris_map id=”your-uuid” height=”500px”] With border style: [webris_map id=”your-uuid” height=”500px” border=”rounded”] PHP Template Function For theme developers: ‘500px’, ‘border’ => ‘shadow’]); ?>
