MakeITeasy Back To Top vs WP Go Maps – Google Map, OpenStreetMap, Leaflet Map

Very customizable and lightweight back to top 🔝 solution. Fully compatible with Full Site Editing themes and with classic themes if block editor is enabled. How this differs from other similar plugins? This is a block, inside which you can insert any other block. This makes it utmost customizable. By default, a button block with inline image is inserted, but you can remove it and insert any other block you wish or customize default button or insert your own image. As button is a normal WordPress block, you can customize it like you would normally do, pick background color or foreground color from sidebar, choose border radius for edges, or anything else which is customizable in block editor. Features (block editor sidebar) In the block sidebar, it is possible to choose if the block will appear both on desktop and mobile variant of page and breakpoint between the two. Choose page scroll mode when clicked on button: smooth or instant. Opacity of the block. Duration of slow appearance (“fade in”). Position of the block from bottom right corner of the browser window, in css unit by choice. Go to bottom functionality. DEMO Test in wordpress playground Choose “Live preview” button in top left area of screen. To get this working, a little effort is needed. These are the steps: Enter the admin area Open site editor (Edit site in admin toolbar) On the left sidebar, in AREAS, find Footer Insert “Back to top” block in the footer group block (outer group block, as there are two), as the last element of group. If you insert it outside, it may appear very wide. If you inserted it in the wrong place, correct it by moving the block to position. Set block alignment to right if you want it at the right side. Be carefull to set “Back to top”‘s block alignment, not alignment of the inner button. You can also activate “go to bottom” functionality in the block settings sidebar to try this. Save and navigate to front page. It should work. Or, alternatively, try demo of my popup block, where everything is already set up and also back to top button is showcased: MakeITeasy popup Go to bottom Introduced go to bottom functionality – can be turned on in block sidebar (off by default). When user scrolls down button flips down ⬇ and leads to bottom of page, when scrolled up it flips up ⬆ and leads to top of page. Usage General Plugin provides a block called “Back to top”, which serves the commonly known purpose to take user to top of the page. By default, button appears only when user scrolls some amount down. Block themes The best way to use plugin is using full site editing theme. There you can add it to footer (alternatively to header) and block will be displayed on each page with this footer. If you add it to page, it will be displayed for this page only. Classic themes As mentioned above, adding this block to page will show it only on this page. To show it on many/all pages, you have to add it to footer (or header). You can do so by creating block on one of the pages and copy its code (copy option from block menu). Then, add echo do_blocks($content); line in your footer (header) php template, where you replace $content with copied block content string. Content must be between single quotes, as it is string, according to rules of PHP. Or even better, use nowdoc syntax. Example for theme GeneratePress: First create child theme, so your code is not overwritten by theme updates. Then in footer.php, after line 13 of original footer.php of theme insert following code: echo do_blocks( block ); Important note: If you install block through block editor, and after creating block, you copy block code to footer and delete original block in page, plugin will be automatically uninstalled. This is handled by WordPress. Therefore, if you are using classic theme and you will use block code only in PHP, either install plugin in a classic way through plugins page or keep one copy of block active somewhere (e.g dummy draft page), to prevent automatic uninstall. Developers Github repository https://github.com/Lovor01/makeiteasy-back-to-top

The easiest to use Google Maps, Leaflet and Open Layers Map Plugin (including a Map Block)! Formerly WP Google Maps. Add a customized Google map, map block or Store Locator to your WordPress posts and/or pages quickly and easily with the supplied shortcode. No fuss. No iFrames and super easy to use! Perfect for contact page maps, routes, maps showing delivery areas and any other use you can think of! While the free version of WP Go Maps allows you to create a Google map with as many markers as you like, the Pro version allows you to do so much more! Create Elementor Maps, map blocks and map widgets easily with our WP Go Maps Elementor map block integration, straight out the box! Do you use the classic editor? We still support map widgets for classic WordPress installations. No need to compromise, the map widget includes the same functionality as our map blocks! The WP Go Maps Pro Version version allows you create custom Google maps with high quality markers containing locations, descriptions, images, categories, links and directions. Lite Version (Free) The most popular WordPress map plugin Choose between Google Maps, Leaflet, Azure Maps, Stadia Maps, Maptiler, LocationIQ, Zero Cost or Open Layers Maps Super easy to use, no coding required! Create as many map markers as you need by simply typing in the address Responsive maps Elementor Map block Edit your map markers with the click of a button 9 popular map themes to choose from Create or add your own map theme Drag map markers to an exact location Add a map block to your page Google Maps Streetview supported UTF-8 character support Map widget functionality Full screen map functionality Support for localization Choose from four Google maps types: roadmap, terrain, satellite and hybrid Define your own width, height and zoom level for your map Add animations to your map markers! Store locator functionality Restrict a store locator search by country Add Polygons to your Map Add Polylines / Routes to your map Create a map in less than a 30 seconds! Right click to add a marker to your map No advertising or links Google Maps Autocomplete Google Maps Transport Layer Set the max zoom level for your map Serve your map marker data via your database or an XML file Compatible with caching plugins Compatible with Cloudfare Latest Google Maps API Latest OpenLayers API Latest Leaflet API Professional Edition Create multiple maps! Allow your visitors to get directions to your markers. Add descriptions, links and images to your map markers. Add categories to your map markers Filter markers by category Mashup multiple maps Advanced map blocks Store locator map block Directions map block Infowindow block Map block (filter) Add different marker icons, or your own icons to make your map really stand out! List your map markers in the four ways; basic list, basic table, carousel, advanced table Allow visitors to use their map location as the starting or ending point for the directions Choose between the Default Google Maps Infowindow and the new Modern Infowindow Export/Import your markers to a CSV file for quick editing. Link Fusion tables to your Google Maps Show your visitor’s location on the Map Import KML/KMZ files to your map More advanced options for the Store Locator Allow users to use their map location for the store locator Store locator search by category Hide all map markers until a store locator search is done Move your marker list inside the map window Multiple map widget functionality Add retina-ready map marker icons WordPress Network friendly Get the WP Go Maps Professional Edition Translations Get a free copy of the WP Go Maps Pro version in exchange for translating our plugin! English – default Russian (Alexandra Bondareva) German French (Arnaud Thomas) Polish (Michal Kotnowski) Finnish (Johanna Joutti) Dutch (Jan Wind) Hebrew (Gal Dotan) Danish (Patrick Jepsen) Italian (Tommaso Mori & Massimo Bregani) Croatian (Sven Kopun) Greek (Konstantinos Koukoulakis) Romanian (Cosmin Stroe) Spanish (Carmelo Villegas Cruz) Portuguese (Jose Antonio Ribeiro) Brazilian Portuguese (Roberto Costa) Turkish (Suha Karalar) Swedish (Martin Sleipner) Bulgarian (Lyubomir Kolev) Indonesian (Neno) Lithuanian Czechoslovakian^ ^Language file needs to be updated Demos WP Go Maps Lite Basic Google Map with Markers Store Locator Polygons & Polyines/Routes Google Maps Transit Layer Google Maps Traffic Layer Google Maps Bicycle Layer WP Go Maps Pro Google map with advanced markers Marker listings – Simple Marker listings – Advanced Google Maps Directions Responsive Map Marker Categories (Filtering) Advanced Store Locator WP Go Maps Editor (Back-end Screenshots) Visitor Generated Markers – (WP Go Maps VGM Add-on) Custom Map Styling (WP Go Maps Gold Add-on) Documentation Installing WP Go Maps Creating your first map Adding a map block to your page or post Google Maps mashup (Pro) Exporting and importing map markers (Pro) Changing the Google Maps language Create a google map and marker using custom fields (Pro) View all documentation Troubleshooting My Google Map is not showing on my website My markers are not showing View all troubleshooting articles