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Add additional section headers into your Store Locator

Another little addition to help you organize your Filters, section headers are used to separate groupings of Filters under a heading name. For example, you might want to show department types on one row of checkboxes then store facilities on a separate row under the heading 'Facilities'.

Add spacing into your Filter checkbox layouts

We've had a few requests to change the layout of the Filter checkboxes to permit different categories of Filter to appear in different rows. This new feature added to our Filter

Managing Child Accounts

Today we're launching child accounts which are a new feature for Agencies and our Enterprise account customers which allow you to create and manage child accounts, each of which has it's own separate locator.

Upload images to your store locator

This feature has been a long time coming but we're delighted to announce that you can now upload images to use within your store locator. There's no usage limits and it's available across all our plans at no additional cost.

Add Marker labels onto your map

A little feature that one of our customers asked for which we think could be useful for many of our other customers - marker labels on the map are now available for general use.

Reordering Category Filters and Product lists feature launched

Category Filters are a powerful tool to allow your customers to be able to select from a list of store features or find locations which stock a particular product. Until now it wasn't possible to change the order in which Filters / Products were listed - today, that's changed with our new feature...

Continuous software improvement #1

In the spirit of continuously improving our store locator service, we regularly make changes to fix software bugs that have been reported or to add new features that have been requested by our customers. Individually these wouldn't necessitate an individual blog post to announce so we're bundling...

Add a store name search field to your locator

We've added the ability to add a search field to your locator which will search for a matching store name inside your list of stores.

Now Apple have dropped support for geolocation from Safari when HTTPS is not used

Following closely in Google's tracks with the limitations on geolocation in Chrome version 50, Apple have now dropped support for geolocation from “insecure origins” in the latest Safari builds Again, an insecure origin means any website which does not use an SSL certificate to encrypt the...