How to Change the Map Cluster Color in Listdom

Listdom can group nearby map markers into clusters. Current map shortcode layouts include a built-in color-based cluster style, so you can match the cluster appearance to your directory without replacing plugin images or editing plugin files.

Change the cluster color

1. Open the Listdom shortcode that displays your map-based listing layout.
2. Open the layout’s map display options and enable Clustering if it is not already enabled.
3. Set Clustering Icons to the color-based cluster style.
4. Use Cluster Color to choose the color you want, then save the shortcode.
5. Open the page containing the shortcode and confirm that nearby markers appear as colored clusters at lower zoom levels.

Dica

Use a color with sufficient contrast against both the map and the cluster count. Check the map on mobile as well as desktop after saving your shortcode.

Do not edit cluster files directly

Older Listdom versions used image-based cluster assets. Do not replace those files or add a theme-level image override for the current color-based style: it is unnecessary and can be overwritten during an update. Use the shortcode’s Cluster Color setting instead.

Learn more about shortcode settings