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- All users who have access to one/all of the following: pages, blogs, contests, and sidebars
- This is applicable to: All themes
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- The Google Maps widget is not recommended for use in the side bar as it can potentially exceed the 1 million hits allowed by Google under its free plan
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WPBakery Page Builder (formerly Visual Composer) allows you to insert a Google Map (with the embed code) directly onto your site by following these simple steps.
Step-by-step guide
- Find location on Google Maps
- Before you add a particular map to your website you will need to visit theGoogle Maps site.
- On the left upper side you will see a search field which can be used for finding a specific location.
- Type the location you are looking for and make sure that your map zoom level is how you wish to be represented on your site.
- Once you have your location and zoom level set you will need to retrieve the embed code for inserting it onto your site.
- On the right bottom side of the map you will see the "cog" icon which will trigger the menu to appear.
- Choose "Share or embed map" option - this will open a popup window
- Go to the "Embed map" tab.
- Copy the whole embed code as you will need it for the Google Maps widget.
- Now go to your site and add the Google Maps widget from the WPBakery Page Builder.
- In the Google Maps widget popup window you will see the "Map embed iframe" field
- Past the embed code you got from Google Maps.
- After that you can set additional parameters for your newly added Google Map and Save it.
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