Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Myślenice, Poland

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a custom WordPress plugin that lets me drop an interactive map into any Elementor section and automatically draw my bike trails. All track data will come from GPX files that I upload, plus a handful of single-point locations. When a visitor clicks a trail or marker the plugin should simply open the detail page I have already built (it already shows full GPX stats and extra information, so you don’t have to touch that part).

Core requirements
• Read GPX files that I upload through the media library (no external APIs or user submissions).
• Render each track in its real shape and colour it distinctly on the map.
• Place individual location markers that I specify alongside the tracks.
• Map clustering (depending on zoom level)
• Make every track segment and marker clickable (+hover effect), linking to its existing permalink.
• Work seamlessly inside Elementor—drag-and-drop a widget, set basic style options, publish.
• Use a lightweight mapping library such as Leaflet, OpenLayers or the Google Maps JS API; whichever will work the best for mountain bike trails and as long as it remains responsive and touch-friendly.
• Optimized for large amount of data (GPX/Locations)

Important - note that all content types displaying GPX file details are already done, adding GPX as well. This project is only about core map displaying overview of all bike trails/locations in single map view.

Deliverable
1. Installable .zip plugin that follows WordPress coding standards.
2. Elementor widget with simple settings (choose map height, default zoom/center, colour palette).

Acceptance
If I can upload new GPX tracks, drop the widget into a page, and see the map working on desktop and mobile with each trail opening its correct detail page, the job is done.
The map will display a large number of routes and locations, so the implementation must be high-performance and optimized. It should handle heavy datasets smoothly, zoom in/out without any lag, frame drops, or performance issues — both on desktop and mobile devices.

Deadline: 2 weeks" (client-provided description)