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# Displaying Maps
After you've made your map, you've got to show it off to everyone! There are a few ways to do this with Mapster WP Maps.
* If you use Gutenberg, there is a "Map Select" block, where you can choose from the maps you've created, and everything will be automatically taken care of for you
* If you want to use Shortcodes directly (as in a widget, or on a post), you can find the shortcode on the Map Editing List (on the right-hand side, near the date you created the map) and copy-paste that shortcode where you like
The following parameters are available for the shortcode `[mapster_wp_map]`:
* `id` -- this specifies the Wordpress ID of the map to be displayed
* `zoom` -- this specifies a custom zoom level that will override the one set in the map options
* `latitude` -- specifies a custom starting latitude, overriding map options
* `longitude` -- specifies a custom starting longitude, overriding map options
* `single_feature_id` -- used to display a single feature (a Location, Line, or Polygon), using the `map_id` as the base template (without any of its default features showing). Use the Wordpress ID for the feature
* `feature_ids` — similar to single\_feature\_id, this allows you to load multiple features manually into your shortcode. Just separate the IDs with commas.
* You can use the map post directly and view it as a post, and it will automatically contain the map you created for it
Please let us know if you need more options!