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WPL Demographic Add-on

WPL Demographic Add-on

REALTYNA - SALES DEPARTMENT

Last update: November 26th, 2019

Contents of this Manual are applicable to the WPL Demographic Add-On. Details of this Manual may be different based on the customizations you have or your software.

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Introduction

This Manual contains information about the Demographic Add-On, an extension for the WPL plugin.

The Demographic Add-On is a powerful extension that enables real estate WordPress websites to show zip code or neighborhood boundaries and data on the map.

System Requirements

To use the Demographic Add-On, you will need the WPL Pro. (Don't install any Add-On in WPL basic)

Installation

If you have the Installation Package of the Demographic Add-On, you can upload it from the following path: WordPress->WPL dashboard->Install Addon form.

Manage Demographic Objects

After the installation, you will see the "Demographic" menu that is added to the WPL backend menu. By clicking on this menu, you will see the following screenshot:

By default, no item is added. You can import them from the Realtyna Server or create them manually using the ā€œDemographic Drawingā€ option.

Import

By clicking on the ā€œImportā€ menu you will see the following screenshot:

You can select ā€œCategoryā€ and click the ā€œImportā€ button to start importing. This process may take several minutes based on your server load:

Add/Edit

By clicking the ā€œAdd/Editā€ tab, you can create new objects. By clicking on the ā€œEditā€ icon in the ā€œDemographicā€ tab, you can edit one of the current objects.

You can draw the object using the map draw tool. It's a polygon tool so you can easily draw any shapes with. You should also fill in the object data because it will show on the frontend of your website. If you leave some fields empty, they will not show on the frontend map.

If you want to distinguish a certain object from others, you can specify custom colors for that object here.

If you want to save the current object and start drawing a new object on the current position of the map, you can click on the ā€œsave & newā€ button.

Add new category

For adding new categories, you can select the "Add ā€¦" option from the category field and insert the new category name in the "New Category" text-box.

Configuring Google Maps

To show demographic objects on the map, you should configure your Google Maps activity. Go to WPL->Activity Manager and click on the ā€œEditā€ icon:

You will then see the ā€œDemographic Optionsā€ on the edit screen of activity:

Demographic: Status of demographic objects.

Category: Demographic Objects Category. You can select all if you like.

Color: Main color of the objects. If you specified a custom color for a certain object, this color will be ignored for that specific object.

Border Color: Border/Stroke color of the objects. If you specified a custom color for a certain object, this color will be ignored for that specific object.

Hover Color: Hover color of the objects. If you specified a custom color for a certain object, this color will be ignored for that specific object.

Fill Opacity: Opacity of the objects. It is a number between 0 and 1. A lower number means a lighter object.

Auto color



Auto Color: Automatically colorize the objects based on a numeric parameter. You can select "Population", "Home Average Value" and "Median Income" as the parameters. It will then compare objects (Zip-codes, Neighborhoods) based on this parameter and colorize the objects automatically.

Show Map Guide: Shows a map guide for the ā€œauto colorā€ option.

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