Progress Map Ultimate ships with eight optional modules plus the core map engine. Core is always loaded. Modules can be turned on or off to keep the admin lighter and avoid loading features you do not use.
Where to manage modules
In WordPress admin open:
Progress Map Ultimate → Ultimate Modules
You will see each module with an enable/disable control. Save changes after editing.
Progress Map Ultimate → About Ultimate lists package version, core version, and each module’s version plus enabled state — useful when contacting support.
What each toggle does
| When enabled | When disabled |
|---|---|
| Module PHP, hooks, and assets can load | Module code is not bootstrapped |
| Map settings / shortcodes for that feature appear | Related UI and front-end features are unavailable |
| Existing saved settings remain in the database | Settings are kept for when you re-enable later |
Disabling a module is not a delete. You can turn it back on without reconfiguring from scratch.
Suggested setups
| Site type | Useful modules |
|---|---|
| Simple map + carousel | Core only |
| Directory / listings | List & Filter, Markers Filter, Keyword Search |
| User-submitted places | Submit Locations (+ moderation workflow) |
| “Search this area” UX | Draw a Search, Advanced Search |
| “Near me” | Nearby Places |
| “Get directions” | Directions |
Start with core + one module, verify the front end, then enable more.
Conflicts with old standalone plugins
Ultimate already contains the module code. If an old standalone plugin (for example “Progress Map List & Filter” as a separate plugin) is still active, deactivate it. Running both Ultimate and a standalone extension for the same feature is unsupported.
Next step
→ Explore Modules guides, or continue with Update the plugin