Hi,

It won’t be until 3 weeks from now maybe a bit more. But many buyers successfully used this map in WP by loading it using an iframe, have you tried that?

Just put the folder you download from here on your server, then in WP where you want to add the map, insert an iframe and point to the index.html that you uploaded on your server.

Thanks, Greg

Hi Chris,

I don’t have your email address, so email me via my profile page for a quote.

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

What do you mean? I tried clicking on the letters and all seems fine, can you give more details?

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

Follow these instructions: http://codecanyon.net/item/interactive-svg-usa-map/1021095/faqs

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

I can’t email you as you don’t have an email form on your profile, so send me an email via my profile page.

Thanks.

Hi,

Sorry about that that option seems to have stopped working since my last update, I’ll fix it and reupload.

In the mean time, in init.js, go to line 178 and replace:

boxattrs = {
    'cursor': 'pointer',
    'fill': stateColors[i],
     'id': i
};

with:

boxattrs = {
    'cursor': 'pointer',
    'fill': stateColors[i],
    stroke: strokeColor,
     'id': i
};

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

The files are fixed and updated now, so you can just re-download the files and update your init.js

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

Strange, I uploaded the files again which should be available shortly.

Thanks, Greg

Ok updated files are now available for download.

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

This was possible with the previous version that didn’t have the state abbreviations, it is now trickier with the text, but probably still possible, send me an email via my profile to discuss your specific needs and I’ll make some tests.

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

Thanks for letting me know, I have made an update and it’s in the process of being reviewed, in the mean time you can adjust it yourself if you want, open scale.raphael.js in js folder and go to line 53, replace this:

curr._fontSize = parseInt(mod[0]);

with this:

curr._fontSize = 14;

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

The file is updated now, so you can redownload and update your scale.raphael.js

Thanks, Greg

Hi,

I can’t send you a private email as you don’t have a contact form on your profile. You can send me an email via my profile page.

But to be honest I probably know as much as you about WP. You can put my files folder anywhere on your server, and then point to the index.html using an absolute url.

Hi,

Well you can still use wordpress for your site if you want, but then you’ll have to load the map using an iframe. Otherwise you can have an html site and follow the instructions that came in your download to embed the map.

Thanks.

Hi,

This map is not a wordpress plugin, so you cannot add it to your page via WP admin panel. The only way I know to add this map to a WP site is to use an iframe, so upload the map folder somewhere on your server, in your page in WP create an iframe and load the map by pointing to the default index.html in the map folder.

Thanks.

Hi,

Yes it is very easy, you just delete the corresponding nodes in paths.js and in the xml, file, I can do it for you if you want, send me an email via my profile page once you have bought the map.

Thanks.

Hi,

I replied to your email.

Thanks.

Hi,

You wouldn’t really need to touch any JS. If you look at the source code of the paths.js file, you will see how it is structured, each state is defined by its own node, including its svg path. So you’d need to update that file with countries instead of states, same structure. Then you have a xml file with the data, which is structured in the same way, so you’d have to update the xml file according to your new paths.js.

Hope this helps.

Yes it is but it is tiny so hardly usable, I have a version here with DC as an external shape, like Alaska and Hawaii, so email me via my profile page and I’ll send it over.

Hi,

This is not a wordpress plugin, so the only way I know to use the map in WP is in a iframe.

Thanks.

Hi,

I’ve received your email, I will have a look and get back to you.

Thanks.