With the WP Maps Pro plugin, displaying your map on any post, page, or custom post type is quick and easy using a simple shortcode. When you create a map, a unique shortcode is automatically generated — all you have to do is paste it where you want the map to appear.
🗺️ Steps to Display Google Map on Frontend
Step 1: Go to the Manage Maps page in your WordPress admin. You’ll see a list of all your created maps.
Step 2: Find the map you want to embed and copy its shortcode.
Step 3: Paste the copied shortcode into any post, page, or custom post type using the content editor.
Step 4: Click Publish or Update the page. Now open your page on the frontend — your map will be visible!
💡 Pro Tips
- You can use the shortcode inside Gutenberg blocks, classic editor, or any page builder like Elementor or WPBakery.
- Each map has a unique shortcode format like
[put_wpgm id="123"]
. - Want to use maps in widgets or footers? Use shortcode-compatible widget areas.
Need help displaying your map? Submit a support ticket and we’ll assist you right away.
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