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Thanks, Derek! I didn’t want to risk losing the data, which is why I didn’t delete the plugin.

Done.

Yes, it persists.

Same theme (Divi), but perhaps a version update was what triggered the issue. No change to the plugins or host.

I found a good solution. I used the old version of the map software, viewed the source code of the page (with the map in it), copied the code (image + image map) and used it instead of the reference to the plugin. Essentially, this just turns the plugin into a standalone map editor that doesn’t really function properly within WordPress.

Any answers on this? Never received a reply…

Is anyone able to respond to this? Is there a “copy/duplicate map” function that I’m missing? Thanks!

Hi Thorsten, do you know what the difference would be if using polygons as opposed to rectangles?

Thanks, Synved, much appreciated, please let me know if you come up with anything!

Glad to purchase the upgrade if we can get this problem rectified. Otherwise, I’m going to need to find a new social media plugin. ??

Spike, thanks for producing this plugin, I think it can be quite useful.

Unfortunately, I don’t actually understand the get_post_meta instruction above. Where are the area coordinates stored by the plugin, and is it possible (if the nomenclature is accurately replicated) to simply input a list of coordinates as “areas” so that the map will work properly (i.e. in the plugin editor)?

Thanks for your help!

Thanks, Michael.

Unfortunately, I don’t know quite enough about PHP to do anything with the code you’ve provided here. Into what PHP command should it be included? By itself, it doesn’t work, and when I inserted it into the single-quotes of the PHP print command above, that didn’t work either (please see below, I eliminated the < from the beginning and the > from the end just in case the code would otherwise cause technical problems):

?php $categories = apply_filters( ‘taxonomy-images-get-the-terms’, array() );
$new_icon = ”;
foreach( $categories as $category ) {
if ( ‘new’ == $category->slug )
$new_icon = wp_get_attachment_image( $category->image_id, ‘thumbnail’ ); ?

Thanks for your help with this…

MIchael, just checking in to see if you’ve got any suggestions for how to do what I’m trying to do…

Got it, thanks semi. I have created a child theme for the purposes of making this one change (twentyeleven-left). There’s nothing in style.css yet, because I can’t figure out how to get the main “container” to be left-aligned as opposed to centered.

Thanks for the reply, WPyogi. Here’s the URL:

https://kevingreenstein.com/mrscanada/

I’ve looked at the margins, but have no idea what would actually affect the presentation of the content. My experience with TwentyEleven is fairly limited, and I’ve found manipulating it to be surprisingly challenging.

To that point, is it really necessary to create a child theme to affect this one change? Seems unnecessarily laborious, but I’ll do it if there’s a good reason to…