Optimizations of Javascript and little bug corrections

[piwel]

Hi,

First of all thanks a lot for sharing this beautiful plugin with everyone, it's really useful.

I would like to contribute to your work by adding some enhancement to this plugin... It's a big change, but I tried to commit separately all the things I do in order you to be able simply to pick what you want if you don't want all of it.

Theses are the changes of this pull request :

• Suppress CTRL+M end lines in the CSS and tries to fix themes using box-shadow on images
  For example, with Twenty Twelve theme, all parts of the map is surrounded by box-shadows.
• Replaces header and footer scripts by HTML5 data description and jQuery selectors to rebuild the maps in a generic way
  This enhancement is offered to solve these issues :
  • It separates the JavaScript from the PHP and the HTML (issue Include all marker info in an external JS file if possible. #18)
  • No further use of the ids of the divs (issue Map not showing for custom post in single template file #15 - the script was creating 2 script blocks for only one div)
  • There is no inline <script> tag anymore, that permits plugins like wp-minify to minify all the script
  • The script could then be deferred to raise the performance of the page
• Async load of Google Maps API Script
• Use of Static maps API to offer the admin user to :
  • only use Static maps API to render the maps (complementary to issue Static Maps: (get_)wpgeo_post_static_map template tags added #1)
  • use Static maps API at first (for performance issues), and load Google Maps API on click or mouse over (issue Possible to show map on click #7)
  • keep the current behaviour (no use of Static maps API)
• Restore the overview option on GmapsV3

(please apologize my English...)

[piwel]

Take care, you have to add the following line in the 2 functions wp_footer in order it not to break the feed :

if(is_feed()) return;

[benhuson]

@piwel This is all great and something I would like to implement - I had already started thinking of the best approach.

I think what you've done is great, but it would be good to do it in a way so that maps could automtaically handle multiple markers too.

It might be that the map settings should be stored as attributes on the map div, and there should be a list or multiple divs instead the map div to which marker data could be added.

[piwel]

Hi Ben :)

Do you have news about it ?

[benhuson]

I've not had chance to fully review this yet.
I try to take a bit of look through now.
Sorry

[piwel]

Thanks :) There's no rush, but I stopped updating the extension since then and that would be so great if it was integrated :-)