Overview

Add a location

1. In the WordPress admin, go to Locations → Add New.
2. Add a title. The editor shows the location's page as visitors will see it.
3. Select Edit on each part of the page (photo, short description, contact details, map) to fill it in. The Location panel in the sidebar has the same Edit buttons.
4. To color the page, select the round brush button at the top right of the page and pick a Background and Text Color. Choosing a background picks the text color that reads better on it (Light on dark colors), and you can change it after. The location's details then sit on a slightly lighter shade of that color: the details card on Default (without content), Map Banner and Photo Card, the details column on Default, Details Right and Split Map, and a band across the page behind the top of Centered, Contact Bar and Photo Banner. To give the details a color of their own, use the round brush button on their top left corner; Match the Page goes back to the shade. The same settings are in the block sidebar's Page Color and Details Color panels. Freeform templates show only your content, so they have no color buttons. Locations you've already added keep their template's colors until you change them.
5. Add page content beside the details if the location page needs more than contact details.
6. Assign Regions or Types if your listings will filter by them.
7. Publish.

Put locations on a page

Add a locations block to any page:

1. Edit the page in the block editor.
2. Insert Locations for a listing, Single Location to feature one place, Location Map for an interactive map, or Location Search for a store locator visitors can search by zip code. The map and search blocks need Enable Mapping turned on under Locations → Settings → Maps.
3. Set the layout, filters, and map options in the block sidebar.
4. Publish the page.

Each location has its own page (/locations/{post-name}/ by default; change the slug under Locations → Settings).