Open a place — from a search result, the list, or by tapping its pin — and Mapvera shows its place card: a popup (a bottom sheet on phones, a side card on desktop) with everything you've told visitors about that spot.
What a card can show
Every element is optional — a card shows only the parts you've filled in, top to bottom:
| Element | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Icon + name | A round thumbnail icon (or the place's initials) next to its name. |
| Logo (instead of the above) | If a place has a Logo, one branded image replaces both the icon and the name. |
| Main image | A large photo shown full-width under the heading. |
| Category chips | A scrollable row of the categories the place belongs to — each tappable to open that category. |
| Buttons | Directions, More and Share, depending on what's available (see below). |
| Description | The place's full description text, with the paragraph breaks you wrote preserved. |
The buttons
Which buttons appear depends on the map and the place:
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Directions
Shown when the place can be routed to on a map with wayfinding turned on. Tapping it starts directions to this place.
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More
Shown when the place has a link set. It opens that link — your website, a menu, a booking page. You can rename it and choose whether it opens in a new tab.
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Share
Shown when sharing is enabled. It reveals options to copy a link to this exact place or send it via your device, Facebook or WhatsApp.
Opening, minimising and closing
On a phone the card rises as a sheet you can drag up for the full description or down to peek at the map behind it; the × in the corner closes it. Arriving via a shared or QR link opens the card minimised, so the map — the thing you followed the link to see — is front and centre first.
Each element has its own guide: Add images and logos to place cards, Write great place descriptions, Set up the More button and The place-card Share button.