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With the Single Map skin, you can display a simple and clean map featuring directory and listing markers on your website. This skin does not show a list of listings by default (only map markers). It’s ideal for showcasing all listings on one map.
The Single Map skin presents listings as markers on a full-page map. There is no built-in list of results visible (unless using an optional sidebar). Users can click markers to view listing details. This skin is useful for directories where the map itself is the primary focus.
The Single Map skin does not have multiple style variations to choose from. It uses a default map layout. All styling is focused on map controls and markers (configured in Map settings). There is no separate “Style” selection dropdown for this skin.
The Map tab contains settings for the map provider, behavior of markers, clustering, and other map-specific options.
500px or 100vh). If left blank, a default height (typically 500px) is used. Adjust this if you need a taller or shorter map on your page.Marker/Shape On Click: Choose what happens when a user clicks a listing’s map marker or any drawn shape on the map. Options include Open Infowindow (default), Redirect to Single Listing Page, Open Single Listing in a Lightbox, or None.
This setting lets you control how users get more information from the map. For example, infowindows keep users on the map, whereas redirect will take them to the listing page.
Info Window Trigger: Appears when Marker/Shape On Click is set to Open Infowindow. Choose Show on click (default) or Show on hover to control how the infowindow opens. This applies to markers only (not shapes).
These options control how listing marker clustering works on the map.
(The clustering settings above are the same as those under Map Structure for convenience.)
(The Auto Location and drawing tools controls can be managed under the Map Controls sub-tab in the Map settings when the relevant add-on is installed.)
(Requires Advanced Map add-on Advanced Map) The Single Map skin can optionally include a sidebar that lists listings alongside the map:
Sidebar (Listings List): Enable this switch to display a listing list panel (sidebar) next to the map. By default, the sidebar is hidden (Off). This option appears only if the Advanced Map add-on is installed. When enabled, a scrollable sidebar on the side of the map will show the listings in list format in addition to the markers. The sidebar works with both Google Maps and OpenStreetMap (Leaflet) providers.
Default State: Choose the initial state of the sidebar when the page loads. Options:
Default is Open (With Toggle).
Mobile & Tablet Limit: Set how many listing cards are shown in the sidebar on small screens (mobile/tablet) before a Load More is required. Default is 12. This controls the sidebar’s initial list length for better performance on smaller devices.
Include Sidebar Search: If the sidebar is enabled, this controls whether a search form is shown at the top of the sidebar. By default On, it places a small search bar within the sidebar so users can filter results without leaving the page.
The Single Map skin is a map-only view, so it does not have traditional layout settings like columns or list style. There is no “Listings Per Row” or grid layout to configure (since no grid/list is shown).
However, you can control how many listings load (via Limit in Map settings) and how single listing pages open when clicked (via Marker On Click setting under Map). There is no pagination or “Load More” for Single Map because all markers (up to the limit) are displayed on one map.
Listing Link: (Not applicable in the usual sense for Single Map) – Instead of a list item link, the marker click behavior (infowindow, redirect, etc.) is configured in Map settings as described above. The standard Listing Link setting found in other skins is not used here.
The Sort bar is typically not used with the Single Map skin. Since listings aren’t listed in a visible list format, there is no user-facing sort dropdown in this view. Markers on the map do not have an inherent order that a user would sort by.
Default Sort: You can still set a default sorting method for the query (e.g. by date or title) in case it matters which listings are included first if you have a limit. By default, the Single Map will use List Date (newest first) as the order of retrieving listings. This can be changed in the Sort tab if needed (though it won’t visually affect the map markers).
Sort Options: This setting is not applicable for Single Map in the front-end, because no sort dropdown is shown to users. You can ignore the Sort Options for this skin – they will not be displayed on the map page.
Use the Search tab to embed a search/filter form directly with your Single Map. This is useful if you want users to narrow down the listings they see in the Single Map:
Top or bottom placement usually works best. Left or right can be used as a sidebar, and “Show before the listings” places the form ahead of the listing content.
Sticky Search Form: When using Show on left or Show on right, enable this option to keep the sidebar form visible while scrolling. If the form is taller than the viewport, Listdom automatically adds a vertical scrollbar.
Sticky Offset (px): Set the top spacing for sticky sidebar forms. This helps prevent overlap with fixed headers. Leave it empty to use default spacing.
Ajax Search Advanced Portal Search: Choose the search behavior when AJAX is available:
The fields users see come from the selected search form itself. The Search settings here only control placement and behavior.
Usually, you will create a custom search form tailored to the listings shown in the Single Map and select it here. That way, users can refine what they see without leaving the page. Make sure the selected search form is intended for the same listing dataset that this map shortcode displays. To build and configure those forms, see Create Search & Filter Form and Search Form Fields and Options. For a practical walkthrough, see Listdom Search Forms.
The Filter Options tab lets you predefine criteria to limit which listings are shown in this Single Map, even before any user search or interaction. These filters work behind the scenes to include or exclude listings based on taxonomy terms or other attributes.
For each filter type below, you can configure an Include list or Exclude list of terms. “Include” means only show listings that have those terms. “Exclude” means hide any listings that have those terms. If you leave a filter category blank, it imposes no restriction on that aspect.
You can combine multiple filters. A listing must satisfy all the Include filters and none of the Exclude filters to appear. Within a single filter type, if multiple terms are included, a listing that has any one of those terms will pass (logical OR for included terms within one filter type). Exclusions work similarly: if a listing has any one of the excluded terms, it will be filtered out.
If no Filter Options are set, the shortcode shows all eligible listings by default. These pre-filters form the base dataset for the shortcode. If you also attach a search form, that search refines this pre-filtered set rather than replacing it.
Using Filter Options, you can create a Single Map shortcode that is targeted to a specific subset of listings. For example, you might include one category and one location, or exclude one tag, label, or author, to keep the output focused on exactly the content you want.
City Offices Map: Use the Single Map skin to display all your company’s office locations on one interactive map. By setting a specific Label filter (e.g., “Headquarters” or “Branch”) and enabling Clustering, visitors can easily find the nearest office. The Marker On Click is set to Redirect, so clicking a marker takes the user to that office’s detail page for more info.
Vacation Rentals by Area: Create a page with the Single Map skin showing vacation rental listings filtered to a region (using Locations filter). Enable Map Search Pro so that as visitors pan or zoom the map, the rentals update to those visible in the area. This provides an intuitive way to find rentals geographically. Markers use Open Infowindow on click so users can preview details without leaving the map.