Geo Image

Display Image meta data from featured image or specified image ID.
Adds geo exif data and displays optional map of image location.

Author:Karlos Sarunic (profile at wordpress.org)
WordPress version required:3.0.1
WordPress version tested:3.8.1
Plugin version:0.4
Added to WordPress repository:20-02-2014
Last updated:25-02-2014
Warning! This plugin has not been updated in over 2 years. It may no longer be maintained or supported and may have compatibility issues when used with more recent versions of WordPress.
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Plugin URI:http://wordpress.org/plugins/geo-image/
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Displays all meta data for images uploaded to your wordpress database, also adds in the ability to pull out geo data and if available displays a google map with a marker at the taken location. (php exif must be enabled on your web host)

Very simple plugin, mainly used to grab the meta data from the featured image of a post but you can pass any image ID.

short code [geo-image] is used to call up the meta data. You can pass an image id [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE"] otherwise it takes the id of the featured image from the post/page/product etc

For more information checkout the demo site Geo Image.

The plugin is currently under heavy development so expect heaps of new features over the next few weeks such as mouse over effects and customizable layout profiles. IPCT data will also be added in future releases.

** New Feature ** You can now manually update image meta data directly from the Image edit page in your admin panel. Latitude and Longitude can be set by visually dragging and dropping a marker on a map or by typing in the co-ords.

** New Layout [geo-image layout="full-overlay"] ** There are still a few issues with resizing and displaying on small images but its there if you want to give it a go.
Let me know all the problems so I can get more stables versions out.

Standard shortcode: [geo-image] Specific image id: [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE"]

Supports Image sizes, currently only 3. large, medium and small(thumbnail)

Full example [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE" image_size="large"] [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE" image_size="medium"] [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE" image_size="small"] [geo-image image_id="ID_OF_IMAGE" image_size="thumbnail"] (same as small) Due to the size of thumbnails the map is not shown.