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Allows to easily add interactive charts and maps using amCharts libraries.
amCharts: Charts and Maps is a WordPress plugin that allows you to integrate JavaScript charts and maps into your posts and pages. It simplifies the process of adding these elements by enabling you to create code snippets that can be inserted as shortcodes or through a PHP function in your templates.
The plugin loads JavaScript libraries from the amCharts CDN, which offers free access with the condition that a small contribution is displayed on all generated charts. This tool is designed for users who need to incorporate interactive charts and maps into their WordPress sites without dealing with the complexities of JavaScript restrictions.
Best for: This plugin is suitable for WordPress users looking to add interactive charts and maps to their content.
What it does well
Where it falls short
amCharts: Charts and Maps offers a straightforward solution for integrating visual data into WordPress, though users should be aware of the contribution requirement on charts.
martynasma's own description of amCharts: Charts and Maps, lightly tidied.
This plugin loads JavaScript libraries from external amCharts CDN which is a free service provided by amCharts.
amCharts provides their libraries completely free without any caps to functionality on a sole condition, that small contribution is automatically displayed on all chart produced by amCharts library. The contribution comes from amCharts libraries/service and is not added by this plugin.
Related links:
* Free usage terms / license of the amCharts library
* amCharts privacy policy
Ever tried getting JavaScript content into your WordPress posts or pages? Yeah, that’s impossible. WP strips down all
the JavaScript.
This makes adding JavaScript Charts and Maps a hassle.
Developed and maintained by amCharts staff, this plugin solves the problem by allowing you to create chart code snippets, that then subsequently can be inserted into the
posts or pages as a shortcode. (helpful button in TinyMCE is also there)
You can also use a built-in PHP function to invoke the chart anywhere in your template:
<?php amcharts_insert( $chart_id ); ?>
The plugin has also many helpful functions:
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