RVM – Responsive Vector Maps

Create responsive linkable vector maps in one click, many customizations possible, toggle elements on the page or display content over the maps. All settings in one page !

Vector maps never loose quality when reducing or increasing their sizes. Using RVM you will not need to create static images for area map tags.

You can use maps in sidebars or just in post/page content using shortcodes.

Features

• Default maps available for free : Italy and whole World ( with clickable countries ).
• Responsive: Maps will adapt their width to any device
• High quality image
• Cross-browser compatibility
• More then 200 downloadable maps available on responsivemapsplugin.com
• Chance to install dynamic maps with all kind of svg ( not only geographical maps ! )
• Mouseover tooltip effect
• Linkable Subdivisions: Customize background colours, links and html popup ( tooltip )
• Subdivisions’ actions : show/hide elements on the page and display label content when clicking on subdivisions
• Linkable Markers: Add your linkable markers on most of the maps using latitude and longitude. Chance to have html popup, dimension ( marker radius ) and min/max radius dimension scale
• Pinpoints: Use your favourite images as icons for markers’ pinpoints
• Customizable look and feel ( even transparent background )
• Preview functionality: WYSAWYG while creating/editing your map
• Shortcodes: Use generated shortcodes in your posts, pages or sidebars
• Widget: Maps can be used in widget area too
• Zoom capabilities
• Export and Import features: backup and restore markers and subdivision settings in just one click
• Subdivisions’ names: get rid of subdivisions’ names with just one setting
• Translations : easily input your own translations in subdivisions’s popups

Arbitrary section

ATTENTION: bare in mind that using same identical shortcode ( same post ID ) in more then one position on the same page will result into a layout issue:
in other words if you create a new map you should not use it in more then one position ( post/sidebar ) per page.
That’s because the javascript managing map creation fires same ID selector.

Create instead a new one and use it for your purposes.