Description
Webris Maps brings the full power of Webris — a professional cloud mapping platform with 17+ years of GIS expertise — directly into your WordPress site.
Import your data, customize the look, and embed interactive maps on your website — all from your browser. No GIS expertise required, no installation, no training. Markers, polygons, lines, heatmaps, GPX tracks, GeoJSON, CSV, and WMS layers — all managed in one platform.
Create once, embed everywhere. Update your data in Webris and every embed refreshes automatically. Your maps are responsive, encrypted, and domain-protected out of the box.
Why Webris?
- 17+ years of mapping expertise — not a startup experiment, a battle-tested platform trusted across 30+ countries
- No API keys, no config files — just paste your map UUID and go
- Auto-updating embeds — change data once, every embed refreshes
- Your data, your choice — export everything (GeoJSON, GPX, CSV, KML). Open standards, no lock-in
Plugin Features
- Gutenberg Block — native block editor support with live preview
- Shortcode — classic editor:
[webris_map id="your-uuid"] - PHP Template Function — for theme developers
- Customizable — height, width, and border styles
- Responsive — maps adapt to any screen size
- Smart loading — viewer script loaded once, no matter how many maps on the page
- Self-hosted support — works with self-hosted Webris instances
How It Works
- Create your map on Webris — import data, add layers, style everything visually
- Click Publish — one click generates a secure, encrypted bundle
- Copy the map UUID
- Add the Webris Map block or shortcode in WordPress
- Done — three lines of HTML, works instantly
Shortcode Examples
Basic usage:
[webris_map id=”a1b2c3d4-e5f6-7890-abcd-ef1234567890″]
With custom height:
[webris_map id=”your-uuid” height=”500px”]
With border style:
[webris_map id=”your-uuid” height=”500px” border=”rounded”]
PHP Template Function
For theme developers:
‘500px’, ‘border’ => ‘shadow’]); ?>
Blocks
This plugin provides 1 block.
- Webris Map Embed a Webris map using just the map UUID
Installation
- Upload the
webris-mapfolder to/wp-content/plugins/ - Activate the plugin through the Plugins menu in WordPress
- Add maps using the Gutenberg block or shortcode
FAQ
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Where do I find my map UUID?
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In Webris: Open your map Click Publish The UUID is shown in the Publish tab and in the URL.
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Do I need a Webris account?
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Yes, you need a Webris account to create and publish maps. Visit webris.pro to sign up.
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Can I use Google Maps or Mapbox layers?
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Yes, if your Webris map uses Google Maps or Mapbox base layers, they will work automatically. The API keys are configured in your Webris account.
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Does it work with self-hosted Webris?
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Yes! Go to Settings Webris Maps and change the Webris URL to your self-hosted instance.
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What are the shortcode attributes?
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id(required) – Your map UUIDheight– Map height, e.g., “400px” or “50vh” (default: 400px)width– Map width, e.g., “100%” or “800px” (default: 100%)border– Border style: none, thin, rounded, shadow (default: none)
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Contributors & Developers
“Webris Maps” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors
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Changelog
1.0.6 — 2026-05-22
- Feature: Added translations in 16 languages (ro, de, fr, es, it, el, zh_CN, ja, pt_BR, ru, ar, ko, nl, tr, pl, hi)
- Change: Bundled .po/.mo translation files for settings page and Gutenberg block editor
- Change: Added load_plugin_textdomain() for bundled translations
- Change: Added wp_set_script_translations() for Gutenberg block i18n
1.0.5 — 2026-05-15
- Fix: Dimension sanitization for height/width shortcode attributes (matches Joomla plugin parity)
- Change: Invalid dimension values now fall back to 400px instead of passing through unchecked
1.0.4 — 2026-05-08
- Fix: Bundle scripts now loaded via wp_enqueue_script() (WordPress coding standards)
- Fix: All output properly escaped with wp_kses_post()
- Fix: Prefixed global variables in block render template
- Change: Removed deprecated load_plugin_textdomain() call (auto-handled since WP 4.6)
- Change: Removed unused Domain Path header
- Change: Updated tested-up-to to WordPress 6.9
1.0.3 — 2026-04-22
- Fix: Multi-map support — each map container uses data-webris-uuid attribute for reliable auto-discovery
- Fix: Viewer JS/CSS cache-busting via versioned query strings
- Fix: Narrow embeds on desktop now use mobile overlay layout instead of covering the map
- Change: Viewer auto-scans pre-registered bundles on load (supports defer/async script loading)
1.0.2 — 2026-04-22
- Change: Renamed plugin slug from webris-wp to webris-map (platform-neutral naming)
- Change: Updated all internal references (constants, class name, text domain)
1.0.1 — 2026-04-21
- Fix: Viewer CSS now loaded via wp_enqueue_style (styled panels, legend, callouts)
- Fix: Viewer JS deduplicated via wp_enqueue_script (one load for multiple maps)
- Fix: Corrected viewer asset URL path
1.0.0 — 2026-04-20
- Initial release
- Gutenberg block support
- Shortcode support
- PHP template function
- UUID validation
- Customizable dimensions and borders
- Self-hosted Webris support