Progress Map, Markers Filter

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Compatible Browsers: IE11, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome
Compatible With: WPML
Files Included: JavaScript JS, HTML, CSS, PHP, Layered PNG
Software Version: WordPress 5.7.x

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To search on the map, the plugin uses AJAX. The plugin also provides different filtering methods. You can enable them both on the same filter form or the one you like.Here is a snippet of each filtering method:

The first method is "dynamic filtering" (automatic filtering), which allows information to be retrieved based on selected options without having to click the "Apply" button.Once you select an option, filtering begins.
The second method is "Manual Filtering" which consists of selecting all the options you want to filter and then clicking the "Apply" button to start filtering.
The third method is a combination of the above two methods.This method allows you to turn on/off Dynamic Filtering with the help of a toggle button available on the filter form.

In addition to the filter method, the plugin provides another option that allows the filter to be reloaded after filtering the request. In the plugin, this is called "filter sync".When you select an option in one of the filters/fields, options for other fields that can return results are preserved, and options that don't return any results are removed.This means that no matter what option you try to select, you will always get the result.

Regarding display options, the filters will be displayed within the map and at different locations of your choice. Several options are available so that you can build a layout that suits your needs.You can display filters as rows, one on top of the other, side-by-side as a grid, and more.

Let's take a look at the demo to see how the "marker filter" works. Enjoy and have fun!

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