Гибкая настройка геотаргетинга.

WT GeoTargeting – плагин для CMS WordPress, позволяющий с помощью Шорткодов и глобальных методов настраивать геотаргетинг на страницах сайта. Геотаргетинг – вывод на страницах сайта контента (заголовки, текст, адреса, телефоны и т.д.), соответствующего географическому местоположению посетителя. Основные возможности плагина: Геолокация на основе базы IP-адресов «IpGeoBase»; Определение местоположения посетителей с точностью до страны; Определение местоположения посетителей России и Украины с точностью до города; Отображение контента с привязкой к местоположению посетителя; Отображение местоположения посетителя. Плагин работает с базой IP-адресов “IpGeoBase”, хорошо зарекомендовавшей себя в точности определения местоположение на территории России и Украины. В работе плагина используется доработанный PHP Класс для работы с “IpGeoBase”, автором которого является faniska. Перед настройкой рекомендуем прочитать нашу статью «Применение геотаргетинга на сайте». Домашняя страница плагина: WT GeoTargeting. Документация: WT GeoTargeting. Сообщество Вконтакте: vk.com/agency_web_technology.

A simple plugin to help manage development over local, staging and production servers.

Through constants defined in wp-config, you can disable plugins, disable the loading of external files, set search engine visibility, display or hide the admin bar, display the server name and change the color of the admin bar, or literally anything else you can think of. All without touching the database, so you can push and pull without worrying. For support, pull requests, and discussion: https://github.com/joeguilmette/wp-local-toolbox Admin Bar Change the color of your admin bar and display the name of the current server environment. Green for local, orange for staging, and of course, red for production. You can also force the front end admin bar to hide, to display, and can even set it to display when logged out. WPLT_SERVER: The name of your server environment. It will be displayed in the admin bar at browser widths greater than 1030px. If left undefined, the plugin will make no changes to the admin bar. If not defined as PRODUCTION or LIVE, the plugin will enable 'Discourage search engines from indexing this site' to prevent your development and staging servers from being indexed. This option is not stored in the database, so your production server will still look to the actual setting on the Reading page. WPLT_COLOR: Determines the color of the admin bar. You can set this to any CSS color. If left undefined, will use the following defaults: PRODUCTION / LIVE: red STAGING / TESTING: orange LOCAL / DEV: green WPLT_ADMINBAR: Show or hide the admin bar on the frontend. FALSE will force it to be hidden, TRUE will force it to display, ALWAYS will display the admin bar even when logged out. These settings will override the 'Show toolbar' setting in the 'Users > Your Profile' options panel and add_filter('show_admin_bar', '__return_false'); in functions.php, but doesn't attempt to overcome any CSS based hiding of the admin bar. In wp-config.php: // set server environment to 'LOCAL' define('WPLT_SERVER', 'local'); // set admin bar color to #800080 define('WPLT_COLOR', 'purple'); // show the admin bar even when logged out define('WPLT_ADMINBAR', 'always'); Disable Plugins Pass a serialized array in this constant to disable plugins. This does not store any data in the database, so plugins that are manually deactivated or activated through the admin panel will stay so. In order for this feature to function properly, WP Local Toolbox must be installed as an mu-plugin. You can read more about mu-plugins here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Must_Use_Plugins. We're investigating ways to avoid this requirement; if you have any ideas we'd love to hear it! WPLT_DISABLED_PLUGINS: A serialized array of plugins to disable. In wp-config.php: // deactivate a set of plugins define('WPLT_DISABLED_PLUGINS', serialize( array( 'hello-dolly.php', 'w3-total-cache/w3-total-cache.php', 'updraftplus/updraftplus.php', 'wordpress-https/wordpress-https.php' ) )); Post Update Notifications Receive notifications when any page, post, or attachment is added or updated. Notifications can be received via email, or can be sent to a Slack channel via their Incoming WebHook API. This is helpful in production to see if a client has submitted a new post, or in development to see if data is being added to the staging environment so you don't accidentally overwrite new posts when pushing databases around. WPLT_NOTIFY: Define this constant as the email address where you'd like to be notified of post updates. You can specify either an email address or a Slack Incoming WebHook URL. You can set up a Slack Incoming WebHook URL here: https://my.slack.com/services/new/incoming-webhook/ WPLT_NOTIFY_CHANNEL: If WPLT_NOTIFY is set to a Slack Incoming WebHook URL, you can specify the channel that the notification will be posted to. If left unset, it will post to the default channel specified in Slack's Incoming WebHooks settings page. WPLT_DISABLE_ATTACHMENT_NOTIFY: If set, this will disable notifications for attachments. In wp-config.php: // send an email to someone@somewhere.com // whenever any post or page is updated define('WPLT_NOTIFY','someone@somewhere.com') // or, send a notification to a Slack channel define('WPLT_NOTIFY', 'https://hooks.slack.com/services/etc'); define('WPLT_NOTIFY_CHANNEL','#channel'); Airplane Mode Control loading of external files when developing locally. WP loads certain external files (fonts, gravatar, etc) and makes external HTTP calls. This isn't usually an issue, unless you're working in an evironment without a web connection. This plugin removes / unhooks those actions to reduce load time and avoid errors due to missing files. On and Off: Can be toggled from the admin bar by clicking 'Airplane Mode'. In the admin bar a ✗ or ✓ will indicate if Airplane Mode is enabled or disabled. WPLT_AIRPLANE: Set this to anything to enable the Airpane Mode toggle. In wp-config.php: // enable the Airplane Mode toggle define('WPLT_AIRPLANE', 'true'); Modification You can add code that will be executed depending on server name by modifying the following in wp-local-toolbox.php. I'd love a pull request if you come up with something useful. if (strtoupper(WPLT_SERVER) != 'LIVE' && strtoupper(WPLT_SERVER) != 'PRODUCTION') { // Everything except PRODUCTION/LIVE SERVER // Hide from robots add_filter( 'pre_option_blog_public', '__return_zero' ); } else { // PRODUCTION/LIVE SERVER } Notes As a special thank you, this plugin will remove the ridiculous Howdy, that is prepended to the username in the admin bar. You're welcome. Credit Plugin disabling from Mark Jaquith: https://gist.github.com/markjaquith/1044546 Using this fork from Andrey Savchenko: https://gist.github.com/Rarst/4402927 Airplane Mode from Andrew Norcross: https://github.com/norcross/airplane-mode Always showing the admin bar from Jeff Star: http://digwp.com/2011/04/admin-bar-tricks/ A healthy refactoring from Jon Brown of 9seeds

Requires PHP: 7.0 Automagically download and update analytics.js/ga.js/gtag.js, bypass Ad Blockers with Stealth Mode, add the tracking code to your

A cool plugin created by Daan van den Bergh that enables you to complete optimize the usage of Google Analytics on your Wordpress Website. Host your Google Analytics javascript-file (analytics.js) locally and keep it updated using wp_cron(). Easily Anonymize the IP-address of your visitors. Set an Adjusted Bounce Rate. Decide whether to load the Analytics Tracking-code in the header or footer. And more! Whenever you run an analysis of your website on Google Pagespeed Insights or Pingdom, it'll tell you to leverage browser cache when you're using Google Analytics. Because Google has set the cache expiry time to 2 hours. This plugin will get you a higher score on Pagespeed and Pingdom and make your website load faster, because the user's browser doesn't have to make a roundtrip to download the file from Google's external server. Just install the plugin, enter your Tracking-ID and the plugin adds the necessary Tracking Code for Google Analytics to the head of your theme, downloads and saves the analytics.js-file to your website's server and keeps it updated (automagically) using a scheduled script in wp_cron().

Display posts based on visitor's Geo Location

This plugin adds an option to choose which countries are allowed to see the post. Based on Geo Location user will or will not see the post in list pages. If restricted post is accessed directly then a 404 error page is returned. Features: Ability to choose multiple countries from dropdown list manualy for each post Ability to write/paste in the list of country codes (eg. de,gb,fi,lt) Post, page, custom post types support CSV import plugins support Translation ready, WPML support Simulate admin location Controll whether to display all posts to logged in users, to admins only or filter posts for logged in users as per default Clear the list of set countries for post with one click Supports quick and bulk edit boxes in post list The Plugin uses Maxmind's GeoIP API. Currently supported countries are: Andorra, United Arab Emirates, Afghanistan, Antigua and Barbuda, Anguilla, Albania, Armenia, Angola, Asia/Pacific Region, Antarctica, Argentina, American Samoa, Austria, Australia, Aruba, Aland Islands, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Barbados, Bangladesh, Belgium, Burkina Faso, Bulgaria, Bahrain, Burundi, Benin, Saint Bartelemey, Bermuda, Brunei Darussalam, Bolivia, Bonaire, Saint Eustatius and Saba, Brazil, Bahamas, Bhutan, Bouvet Island, Botswana, Belarus, Belize, Canada, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Central African Republic, Congo, Switzerland, Cote d'Ivoire, Cook Islands, Chile, Cameroon, China, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Cape Verde, Curacao, Christmas Island, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Djibouti, Denmark, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Algeria, Ecuador, Estonia, Egypt, Western Sahara, Eritrea, Spain, Ethiopia, Europe, Finland, Fiji, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Micronesia, Federated States of, Faroe Islands, France, Gabon, United Kingdom, Grenada, Georgia, French Guiana, Guernsey, Ghana, Gibraltar, Greenland, Gambia, Guinea, Guadeloupe, Equatorial Guinea, Greece, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Guatemala, Guam, Guinea-Bissau, Guyana, Hong Kong, Heard Island and McDonald Islands, Honduras, Croatia, Haiti, Hungary, Indonesia, Ireland, Israel, Isle of Man, India, British Indian Ocean Territory, Iraq, Iran, Islamic Republic of, Iceland, Italy, Jersey, Jamaica, Jordan, Japan, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Cambodia, Kiribati, Comoros, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Korea, Democratic People's Republic of, Korea, Republic of, Kuwait, Cayman Islands, Kazakhstan, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Lebanon, Saint Lucia, Liechtenstein, Sri Lanka, Liberia, Lesotho, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Morocco, Monaco, Moldova, Montenegro, Saint Martin, Madagascar, Marshall Islands, Macedonia, Mali, Myanmar, Mongolia, Macao, Northern Mariana Islands, Martinique, Mauritania, Montserrat, Malta, Mauritius, Maldives, Malawi, Mexico, Malaysia, Mozambique, Namibia, New Caledonia, Niger, Norfolk Island, Nigeria, Nicaragua, Netherlands, Norway, Nepal, Nauru, Niue, New Zealand, Oman, Panama, Peru, French Polynesia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Pakistan, Poland, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Pitcairn, Puerto Rico, Palestinian Territory, Portugal, Palau, Paraguay, Qatar, Reunion, Romania, Serbia, Russian Federation, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Solomon Islands, Seychelles, Sudan, Sweden, Singapore, Saint Helena, Slovenia, Svalbard and Jan Mayen, Slovakia, Sierra Leone, San Marino, Senegal, Somalia, Suriname, South Sudan, Sao Tome and Principe, El Salvador, Sint Maarten, Syrian Arab Republic, Swaziland, Turks and Caicos Islands, Chad, French Southern Territories, Togo, Thailand, Tajikistan, Tokelau, Timor-Leste, Turkmenistan, Tunisia, Tonga, Turkey, Trinidad and Tobago, Tuvalu, Taiwan, Tanzania, Ukraine, Uganda, United States Minor Outlying Islands, United States, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Holy See (Vatican City State), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, British, Virgin Islands, U.S., Vietnam, Vanuatu, Wallis and Futuna, Samoa, Yemen, Mayotte, South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe

Issue Mozilla Open Badges directly from your site with this add-on for BadgeOS

This add-on allows you to directly issue Open Badges from your WordPress site. The add-on works with the BadgeOS plugin exposing achievements earned as Open Badges Assertions. The add-on integrates with the Mozilla Issuer API to allow award badges to be pushed to their Mozilla Backpack. Get the BadgeOS plugin. Resources / Helpful Links This plugin was developed using the BadgeOS Boilerplate Add-On by @mhawksey at the Association for Learning Technology for the Open Course in Technology Enhanced Learning (ocTEL). For more information about BadgeOS see the resource below: BadgeOS.org - Contact Us, Video Tutorials, Examples, News Credly.com - Manage lifelong credentials that matter BadgeOS on GitHub - Report issues, contribute code

Provides a [localize_time] shortcode, which displays times in the user's local timezone.

This WordPress plugin adds the [localize_time] shortcode. The shortcode allows an author to enter a date and time in any timezone. The shortcode displays the original time with timezone, followed by the same time in the user's timezone, formatted correctly for the user's locale. This is useful for announcing live events, e.g. a live online streaming event, to widely dispersed audiences. The date and time to be displayed are entered as the shortcode's content, i.e. between the [localize_time] and [/localize_time] tags. The time can be specified in almost any format that's recognizable as a date and time. The shortcode takes the following options: tz - the timezone the shortcode's content is in. If this option is omitted, it defaults to the site's timezone. Timezones are specified in any format recognized by PHP's DateTimeZone. fmt - a format string specifying how the original time should be displayed. If omitted, it defaults to the site's date format followed by the site's time format followed by the timezone. To output the original time exactly as entered (with the timezone), specify fmt="orig". Or you can enter a format string using the same codes that are used on WordPress's General Settings tab. See full documentation on date / time format strings here. before_local - the string to precede the local time. Defaults to ' (' after_local - the string to follow the local time. Defaults to ')' Examples Below are examples of using the shortcode. For these examples, the site's timezone is set to America/New_York (EST-5EDT) and the user is in the America/Los_Angeles (PST-8PDT) timezone. Local time is in a different year and month from original time: [localize_time]1/1/2014 1:00 am[/localize_time] outputs: January 1, 2014 1:00 am EST (12/31/2013, 10:00:00 PM PST) Specify a time in timezone different from the site's: [localize_time tz="Europe/Paris" ]July 14, 2014 19:00[/localize_time] outputs: July 14, 2014 7:00 pm CEST (7/14/2014, 10:00:00 AM PDT) Specify a format for the original time: [localize_time fmt="m/d/Y g:i A T"]June 14, 2014 6:30 AM[/localize_time] outputs: 06/14/2014 6:30 AM EDT (6/14/2014, 3:30:00 AM PDT) Specify a time in the same timezone as the user: [localize_time tz="PST"]3pm Nov. 1, 2014[/localize_time] outputs: November 1, 2014 3:00 pm PDT Note that the display of the local time varies by timezone and browser.

Create a personalized user experience based on location.

WP Engine GeoIP integrates with the variables on your WP Engine site to display content catered to the visitor’s location. With the ability to access variables from as broad as country to as specific as latitude and longitude, your website can now display geographically relevant content. Geo-Marketing Create marketing campaigns targeted only at certain locations. Localization Redirect incoming traffic to content in the local language or currency. Businesses with local branches can direct customers to a relevant physical location or local microsite. Ecommerce Filter out merchandise or services that are not available in a certain locale. Display country-specific shipping, tax, or sales information. Legal Requirements Filter required legal notices from countries for whom those notices may not be relevant. * Please Note * This plugin will only function on your WP Engine Business, Premium or Enterprise level account. This will not function outside of the WP Engine environment.

A BuddyPress plugin that creates Gravatar avatars for any user or group without one, and stores them locally.

BP Local Avatars is a BuddyPress plugin. Do you have members or groups on your BuddyPress site who do not have an Avatar? And you do not want to show the generic default avatar? Or maybe you do not want each page view to include a lot of calls to gravatar.com to load avatars? This plugin will create a Gravatar Identicon avatar, thumb and full versions, for any user who does not already have an Avatar, and save it locally. Supports user creation, user registration, user login, and Bulk Generation for user and groups. Uses the existing BuddyPress avatar directory structure. Conforms to the defined sizes for BuddyPress thumb and full avatars. Users can still upload an avatar via their profile. Groups can still upload an avatar via Group > Manage > Photo. Usage: Provides an option in wp-admin under: Settings -> Discussion > Default Avatar > BuddyPress Identicon (Generated and Stored Locally). Select and Save. Otherwise this plugin will not do anything. After saving, you will see a link to ‘Bulk Generate’ avatars for all users and groups who do not have a local avatar. If a user already has their own Gravatar, it will save it locally. For more BuddyPress plugins, please visit PhiloPress

Local Like And Share is a simple way to allow your readers to like and share your posts, directly on your site. Merely confirm your settings, activate the portions of the widget to match, and monitor ...

the results – all via the common WordPress online admin menu area (no tinkering with files required 🙂 ). Included features: Configurable button settings: Select position on post where buttons get displayed Choose individual “call to action” button hover message background and text colors Choose individual count background, outline, and text colors Display abbreviations for large count values? Configurable Like settings: Display like button on post index pages? Display like button on individual post? Choose individual button and button hover colors Set “call to action” button hover message Set “successful like” button hover message Set “already liked” button hover message Configurable Share settings: Display share button on post index pages? Display share button on individual post? Choose individual button and button hover colors Set “call to action” button hover message Share post default email subject and body Configurable widget messages: No likes found No shares found Versatile shortcode functionality: Generate like button directly in content Generate share button directly in content Usable in posts and on pages Configurable widget labels/input field placeholders: Show like section? Like title Show share section? Share title Time period Number of posts to show Show like/share counts? Adjustable numbered result margin (to account for theme indentation differences) Admin and editor tools: View statistics (for both likes and shares) Reset all counts (for both likes and shares) Multisite capable Benefits: No file server configuration required: All color selection and positioning of buttons done via the plugin’s settings page All configuration of hover message contents done via the plugin’s settings page For Multisite networks, once the plugin is installed in the network’s plugin directory, individual site activation and configuration of the plugin can be handled by individual site admins without any access to the file server. Thanks Special thanks to: Pippin Williamson for his love-it plugin tutorial; it was the original inspiration for this plugin a couple of years back. I’d used it as the basis for some custom plugin work but then, when I started my blog, I determined I wanted a very specific set of functionality incorporated into a single plugin, hence what you’re looking at now. Tom McFarlin for creating the WordPress Widget Boilerplate and he and Devin Vinson for the WordPress Plugin Boilerplate Jason Frame’s magical Tipsy jQuery plugin for creating tooltips Tom’s great Lightweight Social Icons plugin which helped me considerably when attempting to figure out how to use icons with Fontello Peter Coles for the superb callout box CSS John Blackbourn and Frank Prendergast for their LinkedIn Share Button plugin which helped with positioning the buttons on the page All of the generous people who’ve asked “stupid” questions (so I didn’t have to ask the same ones) about how certain things work in WordPress, and then took the time to share what they’ve learned!

All in one geolocation plugin that provides all geo functionality for the WordPress.

The CF GeoPlugin is FREE plugin which allows you to attach content, geographic information and Google maps to posts, pages, widgets and custom templates by using shortcodes and user IP address. It also lets you to specify a default geographic location for your entire WordPress blog. This plugin is also great for SEO and increasing conversions on your blog or landing pages. CF GeoPlugin Features Geo Banner - Allows you to place dynamic content, images, videos and pages using shortcodes for specfic audience target by geo location Geo Plugin - Allows you to attach geographical information inside your content Google Map - Allows you to attach Google Map inside content Geo Defender - Allows you to block acces on blog from specific location Usage & Example GEO PLUGIN: -Usage is simple. After installation and activation, in your post you just need to insert [cf_geo] shortcode and that's it. Enter a shortcode as this and it returns and display IP adress to a visitor. If you like to display region (for example California for users who are from California), you just need to use return attribute in your shortcode like this: [cf_geo return="region"]. By changing the return settings, you can display any information from list above. Each user who comes to the site will see information related to their area. If you whant to track some custom IP and return some information from that IP, you can do that by adding one optional attribute ip like on example [cf_geo ip="127.0.0.1" return="area_code"] what will return area code from that IP address. If you like to ad default values to your shortcode if data is empty you need to add extra attribute in your shortcode like this example [cf_geo return="country_code" default="US"] what will return US if geoplugin can't locate country code. GOOGLE MAP: -If you whant to place simple google map in your post or page, you just need to place shortcode [cf_geo_map] and your visitor will see own city on google map by default. Like example, you can display own company street address inside Google map like this: [cf_geo_map longitude="-74.0059" latitude="40.7128" zoom="15"] and pointer will show your street and place where you work. Google map also allow you to use HTML inside map and display info bar: [cf_geo_map longitude="-74.0059" latitude="40.7128" zoom="15" title="My Company Name"] <h3>My Company Name<h3> <p>No Name Street 35, New York, USA</p> <p>We have what you need</p> [/cf_geo_map] With this plugin you can easy setup your google map. GEO BANNER: -With this plugin you have also ability to make a dynamic content (text, images, banners, videos...) and to target your messages to people from certain regions, track IP address, setup WordPress to work on user's timezone, etc. The possibilities are huge, you can increase conversions, use this plugin like support for your custom template, build your own plugin and use CF GeopLugin like additional option, etc. You just need to create a new banner, place your content, select rules (country, region, city) save your banner, after that in your page pickup banner shortcode and place inside content. Info & Contact Please visit our website http://www.cfgeoplugin.com and fell free to contact us. We will provide for you all services what you need. Also please inform us if any errors occure via contact form on our website http://cfgeoplugin.com/ with message subject: CF GEOPLUGIN SUPPORT Thank you for your concern! ~ Your CF GeoPlugin Team

Author URI: https://royho.me Plugin URI: https://wordpress.org/plugins/woocommerce-geolocation-based-products/ A WooCommerce plugin/extension that

This product includes GeoLite2 data created by MaxMind, available from http://www.maxmind.com A WooCommerce plugin/extension that adds ability for your store to show/hide products based on visitors geolocation. You can add many different countries in which you want the settings to apply to. You do this by adding a rule and setting the 2 letter ISO country code in which you want to apply to. For example “US”. You then can set which products and categories to show/hide. You may select more than one for each rule. You can also add a region. For example if you want to target anyone that is in the US and in California, you would enter the region code of CA for California. Furthermore, you can also filter by city. For example if you want to target anyone that is in the US and California but also in the city of Los Angeles, you would enter the city name Los Angeles in the field. You can also test out your settings as if you’re visiting the site from another country. Enabling the testmode on a particular rule, your site will hide/show the products/categories per the rules of that row. Please note that you will need to use this especially when you’re testing this on localhost as that IP may not always be valid. Be sure to turn off testmode when done testing and ready to go live. There is no active support for this plugin however you can post your questions to https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/woocommerce-geolocation-based-products. If you want to contribute or want to file a repeatable bug, please go to https://github.com/roykho/woocommerce-geolocation-based-products

Create a location-based business directory with our plugin, 100% compatible with any theme and page builders. In a few clicks you could be the next Ye

Turn any WordPress theme into a lightning-fast global business directory. Now 100% Multisite compatible! Includes extensive new set of shortcodes. New! CSV import, export, re-import and update. You asked for it, we built it! Scale easily - go global Millions of listings? Massive traffic? GeoDirectory is the only WordPress directory plugin capable of scaling to this degree, thanks to its highly-optimized database structure and queries. No need to come second: if you need scale, GeoDirectory has your back. Lightweight, efficient, flexible We developed GeoDirectory using WordPress standards and best practice to give you rocket-fast performance, an intuitive user interface and slick back-end options. Universal GeoDirectory was built to work with any theme. If you need extra help getting your theme to work smoothly with GeoDirectory, just hit us up for support in our forum - we'll be right on it. Developer-friendly WordPress developers can extend GeoDirectory infinitely, using hooks (actions and filters). Easily build custom themes around GeoDirectory. Team focus We have been wholly focused on directory tools for WordPress since 2011. That's how we made GeoDirectory the most dynamic and scalable directory plugin on the WordPress market, with awesome dedicated support. Try us! Features Create a local directory, based on a single location, using the GeoDirectory free core plugin. Focus on a street or go as wide as a city. Expand to multiple locations or make a global directory with our MultiLocation premium add-on. It provides a front end form that lets you edit through a drag and drop form builder, which allows visitors to submit their listings autonomously. Quickly create a front-end submission form, using GeoDirectory's intuitive drag-and-drop form builder. Users submit listings autonomously. Add any custom field; choose from 13 field types. Use the Advanced Search premium add-on to filter search by any custom field. 15+ widgets and 12+ widget areas. 2 different Google Maps widgets. Create unlimited categories with ajax-loading custom markers Built-in forms for User Reviews, Send-to-Friend and Business Enquiry. Search by zip code or location name using the default search widget. Easily filter listings by proximity, rating, reviews or date. Search by user location using the Advanced Search premium add-on. List millions of businesses, thanks to our optimized database structure. Multilingual site? No problem. GeoDirectory is 100% WPML compatible. GeoDirectory is fully compatible with WordPress Multisite. New! CSV import, export, re-import. Easily transfer millions of listings across instances. Edit data offline: live listings automagically update on re-import. You asked for it, we made it. New! Theme Compatibility admin page. Set up GeoDirectory to perform just the way you want with your particular theme. You can even export your settings and use them on new installs. New! Shortcodes for core elements, such as Add, Listing, Popular Post View, Related Listings and many more. New! Yelp-like 'Best Of' widget New! Improved Google Analytics widget for listings owners. New! Titles and metas settings page for better SEO optimization. WordPress Directory Theme? Whoop! Whoop! is our new Directory Theme for WordPress focusing on Reviews. Integrated with GeoDirectory, BuddyPress and BBpress it allows to create an awesome Yelp Clone. Whoop! was built on top of GeoDirectory Framework so it features the same great responsiveness for Mobile devices and the same customization tools, allowing to modify virtually any element of the website without writing 1 line of css or code.. Whoop! - Better than Yelp Clone, here comes Whoop!. GDF - Directory Theme Framework GeoDirectory Framework is an awesome WordPress directory theme designed for the GeoDirectory plugin, though the two can be used without each other. Quickly enable and disable widget areas and style almost any part of your website from within the Framework Options Page. Build a child theme easily using GeoDirectory framework as a solid foundation. GeoDirectory Framework is 100% responsive and adapts perfectly to any device or screen resolution. It also provides two app look-alike sliding menus. GeoDirectory Theme Framework - Easily customizable, GDF is a solid base foundation for awesome Child Themes. Other GD ready Wordpress Directory Themes - The list of official Themes for GeoDirectory. Developed especially for the Core Plugin and Addons to create excelling Local and Business Directories. Premium Addons Premium Addons are provided to extend GeoDirectory and make it a money making global directory toolkit. Events - Adds professional events directory capability. All kind of recurring events options available. MultiLocation - Create a global directory with Countries, Regions, Cities and Neighbourhoods. Prices and Payments - Monetize your website using several payment systems. Custom Post Types - Adds any custom post type as well as the default "Places", also create Custom post Types with locationless ability. MultiRatings and Reviews - Extend the review system allowing multiple rating categories (eg: service, quality, price), add images to reviews and other cool features. Advance search filters - Adds advance filters to the search widget, search autocompleter, geolocation and much more (eg: "pet friendly" filter). Buddypress Integration - Smoothly integrates GeoDirectory with Buddypress. AffiliateWP Integration - Easily use GeoDirectory with AffiliateWP. Claim Listing Manger - Allow business owners to fine-tune their listings, add images, link to events and show an 'owner-verified' badge on the listing. Now with force upgrade option. Marker Cluster - Avoid cluttered maps by using numbered markers at high zoom levels. Now with super fast server-side clustering! Duplicate alert - Alert users when they add a listing with the same title as another. Stripe Payment Gateway - Extend the Prices and Payments add-on with this seamless gateway for Stripe. GD Booster - Watch it fly! GD Booster uses some of the smartest caching, compression and minifying methods available today for WordPress, so your GeoDirectory listings won't hog resources and slow down your site, however many you add. Custom Google Maps - Modify the look and feel of all Google Maps widgets via an intuitive user interface, with color pickers and simple-to-use options. Social Importer - Import pages and events from Facebook and listings from Yelp. GD reCAPTCHA - Banish spam by adding the No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA widget to any GeoDirectory form. Go Pro - Become a member! Get your hands on all the premium add-ons and themes. Sign up at wpgeodirectory.com. Support Get timely and friendly support for both Core Plugin and add-ons at our official website, wpgeodirectory.com

GPLv2 or later http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html Optimize your website with a Step By Step Actionable Local SEO Guide, a host of Local SEO Too

The Local SEO and Business Listings WordPress Plugin allows you to optimize your local business website through a step by step Local SEO Guide, a host of search engine optimization tools proven to increase Google – Bing – Yahoo local search rankings, a business listings scan tool, as well as, available functionality to create, correct and aggregate your local business listings on over 50 of the top Business Listings websites like Yelp, YP.com, Bing Places for Business and many more. SEO expertise is NOT required to utilize this Plugin and optimize your website for Local Search. With the Step by Step Local SEO Guide we will walk you through the process. Core Plugin Functionality Local SEO Road Maps Keyword Research Tool Competitor Keyword Spy Tool Suggested Content Submission Websites Proprietary Keyword Effectiveness Index – Judge how easy it will be to rank for specific keywords and how effective those keywords will be for your business. Business Listing Scan – Scan your business listings to see where you have missing listings or incorrect listings across the web. Local SEO Videos and Tutorials Updated Regularly – Get the latest information about optimizing your business for local search and tutorials on how to best utilize your Local SEO Tools. Additional Available Local SEO Tools Competitor Analysis Web Analytics Search Metrics Social Engagement Web Buzz Monitoring Website & Content Submission Tools Backlink Quality Check Competitor Backlink Spy Landing Page Optimization Tools Website SEO Audit Sitemap Generator Internal Link Audit and Optimization … and much, much more. There are literally to many tools and features to list. Local Business Listings With one click you can run a Local Business Listings Report to see where you have missing or incorrect citations (business listings) across all the major local business aggregation websites like Yelp, YP.com, Facebook, Bing Local, Google My Business and more. Additional Available Local Listings Functionality This plugin also has the additional available functionality to allow you to seamlessly create or correct all business listing errors found in the business listing scan. You will also have additional monitoring and local listing updating features which will enable you to post to all your local listings at once with fresh information and content like announcements, coupons, deals, special events and more. This Plugin gives you everything you need to out rank and crush your competitors in local search.

Requires PHP: 5.4 Advanced geolocation, mapping, and proximity search plugin. Geotag post types and BuddyPress members, and create advanced proximi

GEO my WP is the complete GEO solution for your Wordpress project. Using google API tool GEO my WP let you add location to any of your post types, pages or BuddyPress members. After adding your locations you can create an advance search form including radius values, units (miles and kilometers) and custom taxonomies for post types or profile fields for Buddypress. Results will be displayed based on the address entered and the chosen radius ordered by the distance. Together with other great features like auto locating user's current location, displaying driving distance, "get directions" link, google map with markers of the location and much more, GEO my WP just might be the coolest GEO tool for WordPress. Key features of GEO my WP Works with posts, post types and pages - Add location to any of your post, post types or pages. Works with Buddypress - Buddypress members can add their location. GEO my WP let you search by city, zip code or any given form of address. Use auto locator to get user's current location. Use the auto locator to automatically display results near user's location. Search within any radius chosen from a dropdown menu. For post types - Use categories (custom taxonomies) to filter results. For Buddypress - Use profile fields for complex results filtering. Search by miles or kilometers Display Google map with the markers of the locations and information window for each marker. Display the exact driving distance using Google's API. "Get directions" link opens a new window with the driving directions to the location. Pagination - choose the number of results per page. General settings User friendly backend where each feature and setting documented. Enter your Google API key Choose your region. Choose if automatically gets user's current location when first visits the site. Choose autolocator icon or add your own. Choose the Post types where you want to add location. Choose the theme color that will control the Title, links and address in the results. "New/Update" page in admin area: Address fields are automatically created for the chosen post types. Meta boxes for phone number, fax number, email address and website that will show in results and in map's information windows. Meta boxes for opening days & hours. Make address fields mandatory to make sure that users enter an address when creating a new post. 5 different way to enter address and lat/long: Autolocate the current location. Autocomplete input fields that get results from google. Drag and drop marker on the map to choose the location. Enter address manually and return lat/long Enter lat/long manually and return the address Buddypress Add new "location" tab to member's profile page. Members can easily add their location. Create an advance search form to locate members near a certain address. Shortcodes Shortcode for single location - displays map of a single location. Shortcode for user's location- display the user's location everywhere on the template. Can choose between zipcode or city. and can choose if to display user's name when logged in. Forms builder in the admin settings make it easier to build you own forms; And you can build as many as you wish. Choose between post type or buddypress shortcose. Post type Forms accept single or multiple post types that will appear in a dropdown menu. For single post type you can add the categories of the post type to filter results. For buddypress you can choose any or all profile fields to filter results. Choose between Miles, Kilometers or both in a dropdown. Choose the radius values. Results output - Display Post only, map only or both. Display Google's map with markers and define its height and width. Choose between autozoom the map (show all markers) or manually choose the zoom value. Choose map type: ROADMAP,SATELLITE,HYBRID and TERRAIN Show/hide exact driving distance. Show/hide "get directions" link. Number of results per page. Show/hide feature image Show/hide excerpt and number of words. Different results styling to choose from. and more..... Widgets Search form widget to display any search from in the sidebar. User's location widget to displays the user's location in the sidebar. Buddypress Member's location. Languages GEO my WP is currently available in the following languages: German ( by Frank Winter )

This plugin enables you to run your blog in a different language than the backend of your blog. So you can serve your blog using e.g. German as the de

This plugin enables you to run your blog in a different language than the backend of your blog. So you can serve your blog using e.g. German as the default language for the users, but keep English as the language for the administration. You can choose the language you want to use from all installed language files or you can install additional languages. A list of all of my plugins can be found on the WordPress Plugin page on my blog kau-boys.com.

This plugin allows you to redirect your visitors or switch language according to their country.

Just add the country from selectbox and fill in preferable options. You can specify URL parameters for switching language or domain. Explanation: You have a multilingual blog and want your visitors to be directed to the correct language according to their geographical location. You have specific domains or subdomains for different versions of your site and want your visitors to be directed to the right domain accoring to their geographical location.

Boost the Local SEO rankings of your Wordpress and optimize the display of your locations: Schema.org, GEO sitemap, Google Maps, infinite locations

Features Branding with title & logo Address & contact information with dynamic fields Opening hours Google Maps display Schema.org valid Rich Text Snippets GEO sitemap with all locations Infinite locations as custom post type, linkable to any other content Extensive layout options and custom template support Two configuration modes Standard configuration: provides an easy to use interface adding the location information directly into any post Advanced features: Creates locations as instances (custom post type) and lets you just add them to any post (multiple locations per post are possible) Enables categories for locations Enables Google Map with all locations via shortcode or function call Custom post type settings “Location” as post type The plugin comes with a built in post type that only shows the location information. Useful, if you have a list of locations with now further information necessary. Enable locations for each avaiable post type You can enable the location information individually for each post type you have installed in your WordPress site. Useful, if you want to add location information to existing post types (ie. a contact page, blog posts about locations or events) Enable additional fields The plugin supports, next to the default address fields, additional SEO relevant fields. All these fields can be activated via the settings Type of location (Schema.org) Phone (multiple) Fax (multiple) Email address (multiple) Website (multiple) Description Opening hours (a dynamic fieldset to enter various opening hours) Layout & Template settings custom sizes for maps and logos custom css styles for advanced layouting Additionally, the plugin comes with default templates for the location information and it offers the possibility to override the template in your theme folder. You can append locations to your theme: automatically via WordPress filter manually via a function call directly into post content via shortcode Multilingual support The plugin is fully translatable and comes with following default languages: English German Send us your translation into another language to make it avaiable for others WordPress Local Seo is developed by digitaleheimat GmbH

Include Google and OpenStreetMap maps in posts and pages, and map posts, pages, and other objects on global maps. Make WordPress into a GeoCMS.

This plugin lets you save location information with posts, pages, and other WordPress objects. These can then be presented on interactive maps in many ways. Key Features Geo Mashup, like WordPress, has a simple interface for basic features, templates for control of output, and APIs for endless customization options. Some popular features are: Use different map providers: Google Maps v3, OpenStreetMap, Leaflet Global maps can present your posts in many ways They can show just one category, custom taxonomy term, or custom post type, for example Clicking on a post marker shows a customizable summary of the post or page in an info window A Geo Search widget enables searching for content by distance from a search location Marker clustering for Google maps Location can be saved for all post types (including pages) users, and comments Synchronize Geodata with the Geo location mobile client and other plugins Support for both standard WordPress shortcodes and template tags to add maps to your site. Reverse geocoding to fill in address information for locations GeoRSS automatically added to feeds Attach KML files to posts and pages Connect category markers with a colored line If you need features that are aren't listed here, check the documentation and the tag reference. Translations Ukranian by Ivanka of Everycloudtech updated in version 1.8.6 Dutch by delicatesther updated in version 1.8.5 German by Thomas Morvay added in version 1.5.4 Slovak by B. Radenovich of Web Hosting Watch updated in version 1.5.4 Romanian by Florin Dumitru added in version 1.5 Irish by Vikas Arora added in version 1.4.11 Russian by Tony added in version 1.4.10 Hindi by Outshine Solutions added in version 1.4.9 Polish by Kamil added in version 1.4.7 Portugese by Antonio Xeira added in version 1.4.2 Italian by Federico added in version 1.3.10 French updated in version 1.3.7 Spanish by Reven added in version 1.3.3 Swedish by Joakim Green added in version 1.3.3 Belorussian by FatCow added in version 1.2.8 Translators welcome. Thanks Thanks to JetBrains for providing cutting edge development tools to this project. Mashup Ingredients Geo Mashup combines WordPress, Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, GeoNames, and geoPlugin to create a GeoCMS that puts you in control of all your content, including geographic data.

Markup your website with Schema.org Structured SEO Data and display your contact details. Index your business with Google and get rich results in SERP

The Local Search SEO Contact Page plugin for WordPress prints standardized Schema.org LocalBusiness structured data in JSON-LD format in your site’s header on all pages. You can also use shortcodes to print your business’s contact information on the front end of your site. To use this plugin, go to the Local SEO -> Edit Location page and input as few or as many options as you like. Any options left blank will either be left off the plugin output, or in some cases a forced default will be applied. Features Easy to use location information entry page Many shortcode options to choose from for displaying your contact data Google recommended JSON-LD structured data output format Schema.org formatted LocalBusiness for structured data Display address, phone numbers, fax, and email for contacting your business Display your hours of operation Social media images and links for Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, and many, many more Embedded Google Map on your contact page Index all of your data with Google for enhanced rich search results on Google and other search engines Features available as a Premium extension Support for multiple Locations Assign a default location for your entire site Organization Schema alongside your LocalBusiness Schema Choose your specific LocalBusiness Schema type Assign Local SEO data to specific pieces of content Disable Local SEO data for specific pieces of content Widgets featuring your location’s information – prints site default, page default, or a specific location KML and GeoSitemap generation Check out the premium extension today! Other Info If you have any suggestions or feature requests, feel free to contact us on our website Related Links Full Documentation Premium Extension Our Homepage If you are interested in localizing this plugin, please contact us at wpsupport@expertbusinesssearch.com

A simple, easy and quite powerful Google Maps tool to create, manage and embed custom Google Maps & markers into your WordPress posts and pages.

The Intergeo Google Maps WordPress plugin is the best tool for handling Google Maps in your website. This simple WordPress map plugin allow users to create new custom maps by using powerful UI map builder. Created maps could be easily edited and saved with new settings. To increase the speed of creation process the plugin has ability to clone a map with all it’s settings. Finally the plugin has attractive library which allows users to browse all maps in the system and delete unnecessary maps. We’ve also built some fantastic business themes that integrate with Intergeo Google Maps perfectly, check them out. The powerful UI builder allows users to: Setup initial position and zooming level of a map; Adjust controls settings and positioning; Add multiple locations WordPress location custom map Setup map color styles by using predefined color schemes or by using custom color settings; Add markers; Create Google maps with shortcode To create new WordPress maps you just can input simple shortcode into your post, page, text widget or taxonomy description: [intergeo]Your address[/intergeo] This shortcode will be displayed as Google Maps centered at specific address. The shortcode could be extended with custom attributes like height, width, zoom, etc. These attributes will setup special settings for a map. The following table describes all possible attributes, which users can use with shortcodes: Width Sets width of the map container. Accepts all valid CSS values as css width property accepts. For example, the value could be set in pixels like 500px, or in percentage like 75%. Default value is 100%. Height Sets width of the map container. Accepts all valid CSS values as css height property accepts. For example, the value could be set in pixels like 700px. Default value is 300px. Style This attribute allows users to set extra styles for Google map’s container element. It accepts all valid css properties and will echo it in the style attribute of the container element. Default value is empty. Zoom Sets the initial zoom level of the map. This attribute accepts integer value from 0 to 19, where 0 is the biggest distance and 19 is the lowest distance to the ground. The default value is 5. Hook This attribute allows users to setup their own filter, which will be used to filter settings of a map before using it to render a map. Hooks for the filter will receive one parameter which will be array of options and they have to return it modified or not. So your shortcode could looks like this one: [intergeo zoom="12" width="50%" height="400px" style="border: 3px solid red; margin: 0 auto;"]Central Park, NY[/intergeo] Check-out the #1 free Google Maps plugin Create map with UI builder Another way to create map is to use UI builder. This is more recommended way to build a Google map as this way provides much more features and wide range of settings to customize. To create a map with UI builder, pass following steps: Create a new post or a page, or just edit existing one; Place the mouse cursor into the content editor, at the place you want to embed a map and click on Add Media button above editor toolbar; When media popup appears, find Intergeo Maps link in the left sidebar of popup window, click on the link; Now you have to see Intergeo UI builder which allows you to customize your map; Use all tools from right sidebar of the builder to create a map you need; After finishing maps configuration click on Insert into post button at the footer of the builder; After doing it a map has to be saved in background, popup has to be closed and new appropriate shortcode has to be inserted into the place, where your cursor was. Using maps library All maps which have been created with UI builder are stored in WordPress database. The plugin allows to browse and manage these Google maps in the maps library. To see it go to the Media » Intergeo Maps page to see all maps which have been created in your website. The library shows you maps preview as you will see it at front end pages. Here users can copy shortcode of a Google map, edit or clone maps, and delete unnecessary or deprecated maps. Also users can create a Google map from library page. To do it just click on Add New button next to the page title and UI builder popup immediately appears. The builder interacts in the same way as it does at edit posts page, except that popup doesn’t insert shortcode into somewhere, popup just save a map into database for future reuse. About us: We are a young team of WordPress enthusiasts who enjoy developing free WordPress plugins and themes for small businesses and startups. Check them out and let us know what you think, our goal is to build fully fledged products that will solve your needs. We also love to blog at CodeinWP and help our users finding the best hosting or themes. More from us JustFreeThemes – Find the best free WordPress Themes CodeinWP – Turn your PSD file into a WordPress Theme Revive.Social – WordPress plugins for Social Media marketers Check-out the Intergeo review and find out some of the best WordPress plugins.

Quick Localisation allows site admins to patch Wordpress translations of any theme and any plugin without leaving the control panel

Quick Localisation allows to hook on gettext, gettext_with_context, ngettext, and ngettext_with_context so that one can easily tweak Wordpress translations generated by functions __, _e, _ex, _n, _nx, _x, translate, and translate_with_gettext_context. For installation please see the corresponding section. It is as trivial as copying the plugin folder in your WordPress. To get the flavour of what the plugin actually does, see the screen shots. Once installed and activated, the plugin back-end will be accessible via a separate menu in the admin panel (WP Admin -> Quick Localisation). N.B. by all means this plugin is not a replacement of the standard Wordpress localisation framework. In fact, webmasters are advised to use it as a long-term solution. However Quick Localisation comes very handy when quick patches or unconventional translations are required. The plugin offers the following options. Editing Localisation Table Old text New text (optional; empty values will remove the localisation subject) Text domain (allows to target specific plugin or theme "domains"; if set to _ALL_ - it will be applied to all matching text) Export Allows exporting saved localisation for easy copy-pasting between the sites and backups. This feature also comes handy later when generating actual .PO files. Import It is possible to import previously saved localisations or just copy them from other WordPress sites. It is possible to empty the localisation database prior to import as well as to choose whether or not to overwrite already existing entries. Hooks At the moment Quick Localisation hooks on gettext, gettext_with_context, ngettext, and ngettext_with_context filters with very low priority (namely, 1000), allowing it to be the last one to have a say on translations. Should one use other similar *gettext* hooks, the priority can be changed in index.php.