Description

Mapplic Custom Interactive Map WordPress Plugin

If you would like to turn your photo/vector graphic map into a fancy interactive map application that is supported by every major browser and it’s working even on mobile or other touch devices, you can stop searching, you’ve come to the right place. In fact, you came to the only place, since it is the only utility available with this unique feature set.

Now with built-in maps

Due to high demand, Mapplic now comes with built in maps! Currently, the most requested 14 maps are built into the plugin as follows:
World map
World Continents map
Europe map
United States (USA) map
Canada map
Australia map
France map
Germany map
Italy map
United Kingdom (UK) map
Switzerland map
Russia map
China map
Brazil map

Main features:

Unlimited landmarks: Any number of locations with unique pins and various actions
Unlimited floors: Multiple floors are supported without any limitation
Admin interface: user friendly backend
Deeplinking: Every location can be referenced by it’s own URL
Browser support: Works great in every major browser, even Internet Explorer 8
Responsive design: Provides optimal experience across a wide range of devices
Touch optimized: Touchscreen devices, like tablets and smartphones are also supported
Well documented: A detailed user guide is included

Why to use

There are dozens of web mapping applications available, like Google Maps, however in some cases other approaches may be needed in order to provide proper results. The following are just a few of the possible applications that can be achieved exclusively with this utility:

Buildings: Shopping malls, hospitals, airports, public buildings, blueprints or any building that is too small to be detailed on the world map, however it has importance. Displaying multi-storey structures is highly effective.
Illustrated maps: Ski maps, isometric maps or any kind of illustrations.
Fictional maps: Fantasy maps, RPG and other video game maps, anything that cannot be found on the world map.
Temporary maps: Camps, festivals or anything that is not permanent. Moving objects, like cruise ships can also have maps.