GravityView Maps Premium View

Entries collected with Gravity Forms often include addresses, but a table of text makes them hard to explore. GravityView Maps Premium View places those entries on a map and lets visitors click a marker to read the details behind it, such as an address, contact information, images or custom metadata from the entry.

The plugin works with GravityView, so you add a map to a View and adjust it in the Map settings of the View editor. You can pick a map type, restyle the markers and let visitors narrow the results by category, custom field or distance. It fits store finders, event listings and directories of customer addresses, and the layout adapts to phones and desktops.

Features

• Customizable map markers: Choose icons and colors for your markers so they match your brand or separate one data category from another. An icon picker in the Map settings handles the selection.
• Filtering by fields and categories: Visitors can filter locations by custom fields, categories or other criteria, which helps them reach the entries that matter to them without scrolling through every pin.
• Geolocation and radius search: Visitors can look for nearby locations using their current position or a set radius. A radius search returns entries that sit inside the radius and are visible on the map.
• Several map types and layouts: Pick roadmap, satellite or hybrid views, along with layout options that suit your site's design. Maps can also appear alongside a DataTables layout.
• Clustered markers: Nearby markers are grouped automatically, so a map with many locations stays readable and does not fill up with overlapping pins.
• Detailed marker popups: Clicking a marker opens a popup with information from the entry, including address, contact details, images or custom metadata taken from your Gravity Forms data.
• Responsive map display: Maps resize to fit screens from desktops to smartphones, so visitors can use the markers, filters and popups on whichever device they have.
• Accessible navigation: The map and entry list are identified as a labeled region named after the View, and the icon picker can be reached with a keyboard.

Best for

• Businesses publishing store locators from Gravity Forms entries
• Event organizers listing venues on an interactive map
• Developers building location directories with GravityView