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- Google Analytics custom events
- Using Dynamic Property Info with Rent Fetch
- Floor plan display settings
- Properties display settings
- Customize taxonomy labels
- How to add a custom specials banner on floor plans
- How to fade out unavailable floor plans
- How to add a 'rented' banner on unavailable Floor Plans or Properties
- SEOPress dynamic variables
- RentFetch CSS styling and theming
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- Google Analytics custom events
- Using Dynamic Property Info with Rent Fetch
- Floor plan display settings
- Properties display settings
- Customize taxonomy labels
- How to add a custom specials banner on floor plans
- How to fade out unavailable floor plans
- How to add a 'rented' banner on unavailable Floor Plans or Properties
- SEOPress dynamic variables
- RentFetch CSS styling and theming
Google maps license key constant (for local development)
Last updated: December 23, 2025
When working on a site with a Google Maps API key set up, you’ll often find that whoever set up the API key didn’t take your local site (e.g. my-test-webstite.local) into consideration. So we’ve set up a solution allowing you to simply define your own API key as a constant in wp-config and override whatever’s in the setting without changing the setting.
This is extremely handy in situations where you are frequently pulling a database from staging or prod to local and don’t want to have to remember to update the setting each time.
define( 'RENTFETCH_GOOGLE_MAPS_API_KEY', 'yourlicensekeygoeshere' );
This should be placed in your wp-config.php file, just above where it says “That’s all, stop editing!”