TITLE: WordPress Developer Needed to Fix WP Go Maps v10 Layout on GeneratePress
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
Please start your proposal with the word 'HERITAGE' so I know you are a human who has read this brief.
I am building a UK heritage directory prototype running on a staging site accessible via the internet using the GeneratePress theme (free version for the prototype) and the Classic Editor. I have purchased WP Go Maps Pro (v10) and am using the zero-cost Leaflet/OpenFreeMap engine to completely avoid Google Maps API fees.
THE ISSUE:
I have successfully imported an 8-row sample CSV file containing explicit coordinates. The markers show up in the backend editor, but they are failing to render on the frontend. Additionally, the plugin's native scripts are conflicting with my theme containers, breaking my desired two-column layout (Text and category searching on the left, Map canvas on the right).
YOUR TASKS:
1. Diagnose and fix the frontend marker rendering issue on Map ID 1.
2. Properly configure the layout so that the Search/Filter and results live in a clean left column (approx 30% width) and the Map live on the right (approx 70% width). In addition to ‘Store Locator’ searching such as ‘places near me, places near a location, name search) I need to be able to have category searching either with selectable drop down lists or simple checkboxes to select organisation, paid or free entry. The solution offered needs to be extendable to other possible categories of heritage sites e.g. castles, cathedrals etc
3. Ensure this is done cleanly (via custom theme CSS which can be added to Code Snippets/WPCode) so it survives plugin/theme updates.
This is a fixed-price milestone project for an initial prototype setup. If successful, there will be follow-up work to optimize the environment for a 1,732-row database rollout using marker clustering.
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