= GeoPress/MT - for MovableType This is a work in progress. == Setting up Copy the plugins/GeoPress folder to your MovableType CGI installation mt/plugins/ folder Copy the plugins/js/geopress folder to your MovableType mt-static/js folder Login to MovableType and go to the Blog settings for the blog to use with GeoPress Go to Plugins, click on "Show Settings" in the GeoPress plugin Add a GoogleMaps or Yahoo App ID, and/or select Microsoft Maps - Note: "Add Maps" doesn't affect GeoPress/MT - Note: GeoRSS feeds select doesn't "automatically" add to the index.xml template, but will deactivate the GeoRSS inserts if this is unchecked Save Changes == Writing an Entry Go to New Entry, you should see the GeoPress area below the post box for entering a location name, or double-clicking on the map to set the location. - Note: The saved locations popup isn't populated yet from stored locations Write your post and save. The location is automatically saved to the database == Adding a Map to Posts Edit your "Individual Entry Archive" or "Main Index" templates to add maps to just single post pages, or to the front page with all posts. To include maps on pages you will first need to add the following to your to include the GeoPress headers: <$MTGeoPressHeader$> Available Template tags include: <$MTGeoPressName$> - inserts the 'name' of the location <$MTGeoPressLocation$> - inserts the 'address' of the location <$MTGeoPressCoords$> - inserts the latitude, longitude of the location <$MTGeoPressMap$> - inserts a 'slippy map' of the location - Note: will add more tags for outputting the saved name - and using Microformats - Note: the map settings are default for right now, adding 'map configuration page' == Adding GeoRSS You can add GeoRSS output to your RSS and Atom feeds. Edit the RSS Index Template Add the namespace tag to the rss element: > Add the channel tag to the RSS channel: <$MTGeoRSS_Channel$> Add the entry tag to the RSS entry loop: <$MTGeoRSS_Entry$> Do the same in the atom.xml template. Rebuild & you have GeoRSS! == Adding KML Choose "Create New Index Template" Set the name of the template and the output file (I used index.kml) Copy, or link to, the plugins/GeoPress/tmpl/kml.tmpl file into the Template Body Save & rebuild & you have KML!