Tarmo Toikkanen

The imagemap size should now be correct on various mobile devices.

Benni’s suggested change has been included in 1.2.3.

Right, I turned the areas non-public, which removed them from search results and such. Apparently also from the admin menu. I can of course re-enable them in the admin menu and specifically disable search and such, if they are really needed there. You can of course access all areas from the image maps which they are part of.

Would Samatva be interested in coauthoring the plugin? You seem to have the necessary skills and motivation for it.

Done. Version 1.2.4 is available and includes Samatva’s fixes.

Coauthor here. I saw the same problem with 4.0.1. Glad to see you’ve already hacked the problem somewhat. I’ll try to find time today to see if I can pull Samatva’s changes into the main codebase.

Anything is possible. ?? But this is not something the plugin does.

But if you think this is really needed and might be useful for others as well (I can see some useful scenarios), then you or someone needs to make the necessary changes to the plugin. I’d be happy the merge those changes into the codebase.

You can add the shortcode manually. First open the imagemap you want in the editor. In the URL you’ll see the number (id) of the object.

Then just add the shortcode to your page:
`[imagemap id=”1234″]
where the number matches the one you saw in the editor’s URL.

But the basic problem my just be that widgets in general don’t process short codes.

Not really. Feel free to customize the css settings, though.

The image maps are meant to be used for content. Technically, you cannot have more than one imagemap active at the same time. If you had one in the header, and another in the open content page, things would break. Sure this could be fixed with enough effort, but active work on this plugin is very limited right now.

Tool tips are very limited, mainly due to security issues. But yes, allowing short codes probably would not be a problem in that regard.

Basically the tooltip text should go through a filter that expands short codes. If you make such a fix, you’re welcome to send the modification so I can include it in the main codebase.

If nothing else, you can just use a URL to point to whatever content you have.

I’ve turned imagemap areas to non-public now, so they don’t show up on search results. Version 1.2.3 will have this fix.

Thank, Benni! If others confirm that this fix does indeed work, I’ll make the changes into the plugin’s source code.