What is a Listing Map?

A Listing Map is a visual representation of listings displayed on a map interface. It allows users to geographically browse available listings, making it easier to find options near specific locations. This particular implementation uses the 'rtcl_listings' shortcode with the 'map' parameter set to '1' to enable map functionality.

How many listings are displayed per page on the map?

The Listing Map displays a limited number of listings per page. In this case, the 'limit' parameter is set to '6', meaning only six listings are shown on each page. This helps with page load times and provides a cleaner user experience.

How are the listings arranged on the map view?

The listings on the map are arranged into columns. The 'columns' parameter is set to '2', indicating that the listings are displayed in a two-column layout within the map interface. This affects how the listing previews appear alongside the map.

Is pagination available for the Listing Map?

Yes, pagination is enabled for the Listing Map. The 'paginate' parameter is set to 'true', meaning that if there are more than six listings (as defined by the 'limit' parameter), they will be divided into multiple pages. Users can navigate through these pages to view all available listings.

What does the 'rtcl_listings' shortcode do?

The 'rtcl_listings' shortcode is a function used to generate a dynamic listing display. It's a code snippet that tells the system to pull listing data and present it in a specific format. In this case, the shortcode is configured with parameters ('map', 'columns', 'paginate', 'limit') to control the map view, layout, pagination, and listing limit.