Store locator map on archive page

The Store Locator Map helps customers visually find store or warehouse locations directly on the Location Archive Page. By enabling this feature, you can display an interactive map (powered by OpenStreetMap) above or below your product listings for better usability and navigation.

Enable Store Locator Map

Follow these steps to add a store locator map to the location archive page.

Step 1: Open Store Locator Settings

  1. Go to Location Manage → Settings
  2. Open the Location Info Management tab
  3. Locate the Store Locator panel
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Step 2: Configure Store Locator Options

Enable Store Locator

  • Set to ON
  • Enables store locator with interactive map functionality
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Map Provider

  • Select OpenStreetMap
  • Uses a free, open-source map provider for location display
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Default Map Zoom Level

  • Set your preferred zoom level
  • Lower values show a wider area
  • Higher values zoom in closer to store locations
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Choose Store Locator Display Position

In the Store Locator Display Position panel, choose where the map should appear on the Location Archive Page.

Location Archive Page Position Options

  • Before Product Loop – Map appears above product listings
  • After Product Loop – Map appears below product listings
  • Before Breadcrumbs – Map appears at the very top of the page
  • After Breadcrumbs – Map appears just below breadcrumbs

Select the position that best fits your theme layout and user experience.

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Save & Test

  1. Click Save Changes
  2. Visit a Location Archive Page
    • Go to Location Manage → Locations
    • Click View on any location

You should now see the Store Locator Map displayed in the selected position.

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Best Practices

  • Place the map Before Product Loop for maximum visibility
  • Ensure each location has Latitude and Longitude set
  • Use a balanced zoom level so all locations are visible
  • Test on mobile devices for responsive layout

With the Store Locator Map on Location Archive Pages, customers can easily visualize store locations, improving navigation, trust, and overall shopping experience—especially for multi-location or pickup-based WooCommerce stores.