Sven Hofmann

Hi Thomas,
thank you for your feedback. Actually, I need more information to help you.
Can you please tell me which version of PHP and WordPress your site is running on? The requirements for this plugin are WordPress 4.0 or newer and PHP 5.3.0 or newer.
Regards, Sven

Thank you very much for your feedback, Kristina.

Version 0.3 of the plugin already supports multiple forms on the same page (though it has to be the same API-Key). You can download the beta of this version on GitHub:
? https://github.com/hofmannsven/cleverreach-extension

Thank you very much for your feedback, Jannik.

I’m already working on the Contact Form 7 integration; you can check out the latest version on GitHub:
? https://github.com/hofmannsven/cleverreach-extension

Moreover there is a filter to use Contact Form 7 with version 0.2.0 already:
? https://github.com/hofmannsven/cleverreach-extension/wiki/Contact-Form-7

Did that ??

Did you already manage to create your custom template with the empty pop up window?
You can use the plugin shortcode within your template file like this:

<?php

  echo do_shortcode('[cleverreach_extension form_id="012345"]');

?>

Thanks for your feedback.
Did you already try the Mark Posts dashboard widget to list all markers of one kind?
Markes can be queried like categories and/or tags by appending &marker=my_marker to the URL. You can also build custom queries like this:
edit.php?post_type=post&orderby=title&order=asc&marker=my_marker

Thank you very much for your feedback!
You can display the markers of the current post via wp_get_post_terms() in the loop:

<?php

/*
 * List marker of a post
 */

$post_markers = wp_get_post_terms( $post->ID, 'marker' );

echo '<ul>';

foreach ( $post_markers as $post_marker ) :
  echo '<li>';
  echo __('Marker', 'textdomain') . ': ' . $post_marker->name  . '<br />';
  echo __('Color', 'textdomain') . ': ' . $post_marker->description . '<br />';
  echo '</li>';
endforeach;

echo '</ul>';

?>

Or show a list with all markers:

<?php

/*
 * List all markers
 */

$args = array(
  'taxonomy' => 'marker'
);

$makers = get_categories( $args );

echo '<ul>';

foreach ( $makers as $marker ) :
  echo '<li>';
  echo __('Marker', 'textdomain') . ': ' . $marker->name  . '<br />';
  echo __('Color', 'textdomain') . ': ' . $marker->description . '<br />';
  echo '</li>';
endforeach;

echo '</ul>';

?>