Store Locator: locations, search, and maps

1. Open the editor: /get-widget/store-locator
2. Add locations (manual or import).
3. Enable Search and optional Geolocation (“Use my location”).
4. Choose a layout (stacked/split).
5. Click Save & Get Code to publish and embed.

Each location can include:

• Name + address + phone + website
• Tags / product types / amenities (for filters)
• Images (via Media Library)
• Opening hours (including split shifts + overnight ranges)

Best practice: keep tags consistent (same casing/spelling) so filters stay clean.

Store Locator supports multiple map providers (OpenStreetMap/OpenFreeMap, Google Maps, Mapbox, MapTiler).

Some site builders apply strict CSP rules. In those cases, the widget can render the map in an iframe fallback to keep tiles/styles loading reliably.

Even with maps enabled, the widget is designed to reserve space and lazy-init heavy map code to protect performance.

Use the Style preset buttons (Default, Glass, Creative) plus the Styles dropdown to quickly get a premium look.

If you want the widget to match your site, click Add My Style and apply the extracted colors/typography/surfaces.

Theme changes reset fine-tuning back to defaults before applying the theme values.

Support is fastest when we can reproduce the issue.

Please include:

• The page URL where the widget is embedded (or the editor URL)
• The platform/builder (WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace, etc.)
• What you expected to happen vs what you see
• A screenshot of where the snippet is pasted (or a short screen recording)

If your issue involves a social connection (Instagram/Threads/TikTok), also include:

• Which login path you used (Instagram vs Meta vs TikTok)
• A screenshot of the provider error screen (if any)
• Whether the account is Personal vs Business/Creator

Contact us here: /support.