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I believe this was related to an old version.

Hello! Would you mind messaging me at victor@mapster.me? I can help diagnose better that way.

Hello! So this issue is due to fonts that were being fetched, the open source hosting site went down that loads them — so in a recent update I included those fonts inside the plugin. However, these only contain certain glyphs and some of the characters in your text are outside that normal range. I can’t include all the fonts as it would balloon the size of the plugin, so I’m just looking for a more stable hosting of those fonts. I should have an update in the next few hours with any luck.

Hello — no, if you search for a location, it will zoom in on that location or polygon, not zoom in and still show all the shapes on the map. If you want to share the use case we could add a feature request if it makes sense as a general feature, but you’re also always free to use the Developer Hooks in the docs to make unique functionality! https://wpmaps-docs.mapster.me/

Hello! I took a quick look and I think you entered a setting incorrectly. The “limit results” field, if you hover over the small question mark, isn’t about setting the number of results (which I think you did by entering “5”). That’s about limiting the areas of the world searched (ie, limiting by country codes). Remove the “5” from the Limit Results field on your map and it should work. Please let me know if it does.

Hello, right now I don’t have a way to directly create circles in the polygon area — you’d need to import a geoJSON of a circle. However, it’s something that I can add, and I will add that functionality in the next version of the plugin. I will also look into adding something that can keep the radius “static” on the circle type you already made.

Keep an eye out — if you are okay waiting a week or two then a new update should be out then with these functionalities in it, and I’ll update in this thread.

Hello, here are some explanations:

1. The circle is always a static size — it won’t get smaller as you zoom out. This is because the radius is set as pixels (you can see this on the Location screen, you set the radius of the circle in Pixels). Since you’ve set your circle to 450 pixels in size, it will always remain that size as the user zooms in or out. That’s why it takes up the whole screen.
2. The MapLibre OpenStreetMaps that you’re using doesn’t provide tiles at the farthest, final zoom level of Maplibre. That’s why you’re seeing black at a certain point — the tiles disappear and you are seeing the CSS background of the container you’ve put the map in.

I am going to take a look at limiting the zoom of Maplibre when OSM basemaps are selected — as it shouldn’t just blank out — watch for that in a coming version.

However for the circle, if you want a circle that is a static size, you will need to create it as a Polygon rather than as a circle in the Location post type, because that one works by pixels and not by static coordinates.

Does that make sense?