himitsu

In an emergency, you can simply be solved by the regular expressions.

/some-category/abc/
Use “(abc|ABC)” or “[aA][bB][cC]” instead of “ABC”.

Ctrl+H = Replace

The problem was then solved by itself.
After the article was public, it was no longer marked as invalid.
It was apparently only shown in the preview, while writing.

see https://wphostreviews.com/mappress-documentation

mapp0.getPoi(0).open(); scroll to first POI and open the info box.
mapp0.getPoi(1).center(true); scroll second POI with auto zoom
mapp0.getPoi(2).center(10); scroll to third POI with zoom (0 to 21)

U can call it with onclick or href.

<a href='#' onclick='mapp0.getPoi(0).open(true); return false;'>Click me!</a>
<a href='javascript: mapp0.getPoi(0).open(true);'>Click me!</a>

e.g.:

<a href="javascript: mapp0.closeInfoWindow(); mapp0.autoCenter(true);">show all POIs</a>
<a href="javascript: javascript: mapp0.getPoi(0).open();">open first POI</a>
<a href="javascript: javascript: mapp0.getPoi(1).open();">open second POI</a>

But the POIs are not in same order of my declaration.
[edit]
Oh, the POIs are really alphabetically by title.
If, however, you can manually sort the POIs in the editor, it would have been handy if they were sorted based on this position.
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https://wphostreviews.com/forums/topic/switching-to-different-pois-on-map-from-article