For something to appear on the map you need to have searched for, found and selected a specific location and then it will then have a geo location which is required for it to appear on the map.
Just giving something a name and hitting save will not instantiate a geo location and therefore it won’t appear on the map. You must select a specific returned address.
Good catch. I note it will still show if the Category has a sub-Category, but that’s not particularly helpful
This is tricky, we are between a rock and hard place here.
@david would you accept a PR to add a plugin outlet:
topic-list-after-badges
because we can’t use topic-list-after-title because that will render before the badge, which looks rubbish, and we can’t use topic-list-before-category because that’s not rendered always?
You can’t see it on default theme, but I see styling issues (with isabelle at least) on the maps page due to missing markup. Wrapping it with the Discovery::Layout resolved it
I’m afraid that isn’t possible right now - although I’d be very keen on it too!
A less than perfect solution is to make sure there are no links to the map reachable by anon, and that the map itself is hidden if someone shares the link; I use this:
// hide user map from anon
.anon div.users-map-container {
display: none;
}
Of course, you won’t stop anyone with good technical skills who knows what they are looking for, but you’ll prevent the casual 99% (equivalent to a cheap bike lock in my mind).
This is the sort of thing that would be appropriate to sponsor for this plugin.
Yeah, thank you. I was aware of the CSS “solution”. But, as you said, not really perfect. And I would guess that search engines crawl and show this information in the search results anyway.
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