Mapotic – Community Maps
Mapotic was created to provide users with a flexible solution that would integrate social interactions into digital maps. Individuals, communities and businesses can create custom maps to fulfil their missions, as leverage to improve marketing effectiveness or to drive additional revenue. Anyone can create a free map and customise it for their own mapping purposes. A powerful admin panel enables administrators to set up maps ranging in complexity from private projects that are local/team based, to large community maps involving the participation of thousands of users. Mapotic supports both business and social features – you can choose if you want to use map for your enterprise or create a community project and let others rate, comment, add photos, contribute with their content etc. Free projects can run on Mapotic or be integrated into websites and apps. Owners of larger scale projects can create their own white labeled map on a custom domain or create their own branded mobile app. Custom filtering and data structure Rich content in places, including photos & videos Mobile friendly, retina icons, SEO optimisation Custom mobile application for Android & iOS Various map layers (OSM, Mapbox, Esri, Windy Maps…) Routes, import, export etc. The Mapotic team have one core mission – contribute to making the world a better, more connected place. We do this by helping people around the world share their stories, knowledge and experience with others through unique maps. Feedback and requests The Mapotic team is open to listen your ideas and requirements. Don’t hesitate to contact us with your map project at hello@mapotic.com
oEmbed Plus
Adds support for embedding Facebook and Instagram posts in Block Editor (Gutenberg) and Classic Editor. This feature was removed in WordPress core due to deprecation of legacy APIs WordPress core used. Prior to WordPress 5.5.1, WordPress had support to embed Instagram and Facebook photos, videos, notes, quizes, etc in posts created with Block Editor and Classic Editor. However, Facebook removed this legacy API in October 2020, and this plugin implements the new APIs to bring back support for Facebook and Instagram content embedding. Note that you will need to register a Facebook developer account and create an app to get API credentials that this plugin uses. There is no coding necessary, but an API key needs to be created and set for the plugin. Detailed setup instructions are available in oEmbed Plus guide at PHP.Watch This project is not owned, endorsed, or otherwise affiliated with Facebook Inc. or Instagram LLC.
