=== gPress ===
Contributors: Mark Smalley, Jimmy Ngu
Tags: geotagging, geo-tagging, geo, layers, location based services, lbs, gpress, gmaps, google maps, google, maps, map, mapping
Requires at least: 3.0
Tested up to: 3.0
Stable tag: 0.1.3
Donate link: http://pressbuddies.com

gPress adds new geo-relevant layers to WordPress, allowing you to create your own location-based services...

== Description ==

gPress adds new geo-relevant layers to WordPress, allowing you to create your own location-based services...

== Installation ==

Upload the gPress plugin and activate it - job done!

== Frequently Asked Questions ==

= Do I need to apply for a Google Maps API Key...? =

Since gPress uses Google Maps API 3 it does NOT require an API key.

== Screenshots ==

1. This is a demonstration of the administrative panel for adding new places...
2. This is the public end-view for a place, as seen in the Twenty Ten theme...

== Upgrade Notice ==

= 0.1.3 =
THIS IS IN EARLY BETA, WHICH MAKES UPGRADING ESPECIALLY IMPORTANT :-)

== Changelog ==

= 0.1.3 =
* MAJOR Improvement to Non-WP 3.0+ Activations - Preventing Errors by Skipping ALL Functionality
* gpress-core/meta/places.php - Created accurate character count for future Twitter intgeration
* gpress.php - Added IF / ELSE to check version number and if less than WP 3.0, the plugin will not do anything
* GENERAL Improvements to Styling of Places UI (Back-End)

= 0.1.2 =
* gpress-maps.php - Improved functionality for handling empty descriptions, images, or both
* gpress-maps.php - Better styling of images and descriptions based on mapCanvas width()

= 0.1.1 =
* CSS fixes only...

= 0.1 =
* This was our initial commit...

== Roadmap ==

gPress will ultimately consist of several CORE modules and also be Buddypress compatible, but for now, we are focusing on the following key-components:

Completed Already:
* Places - Add / Edit / View

Highest Priority:
* Places Widget (Multiple Places within 1 Map)
* Places Category / Tag Pages (Multiple Places within 1 Map)
* GeoRSS (Add Places to RSS Feed with geoRSS Support)
* Native Geolocation (Must WORK in Conjunction or Include Geolocation)
* Social-Media Integration (GET and PUSH Functionality for Twitter, Foursquare and Facebook)

Future Modules Include:
* Movements (move with linear, non-linear and stealth motion)
* Actions (interact with locations, people and objects)
* Markers (leave references points, check-points and crumbs)
* Locations (places can be public, private or communal)
* People (relationships with acquaintences, strangers and characters)
* Objects (collect and trade rewards, commodities and equipment)