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Nomad World Map

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Nomad World Map Review - In-Depth Analysis

Create custom travel maps linking locations to blog posts. Share your travel plans with ease.

Performance Overview

WPS Score

6.8/10

User Rating

4.7/5 (based on 50+ reviews)

Active Installations

600+

Update Frequency

Below Average It is calculated using the weighted average of same category plugins.

Security Score

1 / 10 (Very Low Risk) It is calculated using the weighted average of all versions.

What It Does

This plugin allows you to create your own custom travel map. You can link locations on the map to blog posts and share your travel plans. For each location added, you can set the type of content to display, such as an excerpt from a blog post, a short custom description, or just the travel dates.

The location content is shown in a carousel underneath the map. As you slide through the carousel, the map automatically zooms to the location linked to the visible content. Features include the ability to create multiple independent maps, add multiple maps to the same page, and use a sidebar widget to show your last location.

You can also display a list of visited locations with optional arrival and departure dates, set custom thumbnails for each location, and customize line colors for past and future travel routes. Additionally, you can rearrange the order of the travel route and choose how the map behaves when zooming to locations.

Other Notable Features

Here are a few other notable features of this free Nomad World Map plugin.

custom travel map

link locations

travel plans

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FAQ

Add this shortcode [nwm_map] to the page where you want to display the map.

You add the shortcode like you normally would, only this time you also need to define the map ID.
So if you want to show the maps with ids 1,4 and 5 you would add the following shortcodes.

[nwm_map id="1"] [nwm_map id="4"] [nwm_map id="5"]

Yes, this short code [nwm_list id="1"] will show the destination list for the map with id 1. If no id is set, it will default to 1.

Other shortcode options for the list:

[nwm_list id="1" dates="all"] Show both the arrival and departure dates [nwm_list id="1" dates="arrival"] Only show the arrival dates [nwm_list id="1" dates="departure"] Only show the arrival dates [nwm_list order="asc"] or `[nwm_list order="desc]` will change the sort order of the destination list