WP Geo Big Map free WordPress plugin

Adds a full screen map to WP-Geo. Install WP-Geo, then this plugin, then place the shortcode [big_map] on any page. The [big_map] shortcode accepts arguments like so: [big_map numberposts=”10″ author_name=”bernie” tag=”happy-days”] The above will show the most recent 10 posts by the user “bernie” that are tagged “happy-days”. The full list of attributes accepted is: lines: set to “0” to hide polylines between pins, default is “1” which shows lines backLink: the URL of the back link, default is the blog home page backText: the text of the back link, default is “back to blog” combined_text: the text to show when multiple posts have been combined into one marker. This text is appended to the number of posts at that location. Default is “posts – click to view”, causing the tooltip to read e.g. “8 posts – click to view” lat, long: the latitude and longitude of the map center. The default behaviour is to center the map in the middle of the currently displayed points. Both of these properties must be provided to work correctly. zoom: an integer controlling the map scale. 3 shows most of the world, 10 shows a large city. The default setting is to automatically choose the highest zoom level that shows all the points on one screen. NOTE: This setting is only valid if lat and long are specified. css_class: sets a CSS class on the map element. This is useful if you have more than one kind of map on your site and you want to style them differently mapType: a default map type. Available values are: HYBRID, ROADMAP , SATELLITE, TERRAIN (for Maps API 3) or G_NORMAL_MAP, G_HYBRID_MAP, G_PHYSICAL_MAP (for maps API 2) current_user_only: set to “1” to display only posts from the currently logged in user. If no user is logged