Overview<\/a> General<\/a> Google Analytics<\/a>\u00a0Design<\/a> Permalinks<\/a> Titles & Metas<\/a> Notifications<\/a> Set Default Location<\/a> Place Settings<\/a> Theme Compatibility<\/a> Import & Export<\/a> GD Tools<\/a><\/p>\n Add location in urls<\/a> Add category in listing urls<\/a> Listing url prefix<\/a> GeoDirectory Pages<\/a><\/p>\n <\/i> This page is about GeoDirectory Permalink settings, not WordPress Permalink settings. Add location slug in listing urls:<\/strong><\/span> Add full location info with country, region and city slug in listing urls:<\/strong><\/span> Add city slug in listing urls:<\/strong><\/span> Tick or untick to include the category name in your URLS, for example Enter the default name here for your listings, for example places<\/strong><\/em> or business<\/strong><\/em> or listings<\/strong><\/em> etc.<\/p>\n URL examples: <\/i> If you use the Custom Post Type addon<\/a>, then the listing url prefix will be replaced with the slug you enter there.<\/span><\/p>\n GD will automatically add 8 pages that will be used as templates to create all your directory pages:\u00a0GD Home page, Add Listing,\u00a0Listing Preview,\u00a0Listing Success, <\/strong>Location, Terms and Conditions page, Info page and Login page<\/strong>.<\/p>\n You can change the title and slug of these pages at the normal WordPress pages<\/strong><\/em> settings.<\/p>\n Only the Terms and Conditions page<\/strong> option can be left blank, all other options should have a page selected. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" These are the sections\u00a0you will find when you install the GeoDirectory Core (free) plugin only: Overview General Google Analytics\u00a0Design Permalinks Titles & Metas Notifications Set Default Location Place Settings Theme Compatibility Import & Export GD Tools On this page: Add location in urls Add category in listing urls Listing url prefix GeoDirectory Pages Permalinks settings … <\/p>\nOn this page:<\/h4>\n
Permalinks settings<\/h3>\n
\nBe aware that for GD to work properly, you need to set the WordPress Permalink settings to Post name: <\/strong><\/em>Read more<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n<\/a>Add location in urls<\/h4>\n
\nTicking this option will add the location of the listing to the URL, for example
\nmydomain.com\/places\/united-states\/texas\/dallas<\/span>\/hotels\/my-listing<\/strong><\/em>
\ninstead of
\nmydomain.com\/places\/hotels\/chestnut-hill-hotel\/<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n
\nUse this option if your directory covers more than one region and\/or country.
\nYou can also use this option if your site only covers one region or city, but you want to include the full location in the URL of your listings.
\nExample:\u00a0mydomain.com\/places\/united-states\/texas\/dallas<\/span>\/hotels\/my-listing<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n
\nYou can only use this option\u00a0 if your site only covers one region or city, do not<\/strong><\/em> use\u00a0if your directory covers more than one region and\/or country.
\nExample:\u00a0mydomain.com\/places\/dallas<\/span>\/hotels\/my-listing<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/a>Add category in listing urls<\/h4>\n
\nmydomain.com\/places\/hotels<\/span>\/my-listing
\n<\/strong><\/em>or
\nmydomain.com\/places\/my-listing<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/a>Listing url prefix<\/h4>\n
\nmydomain.com\/places<\/span>\/my-listing
\nmydomain.com\/business<\/span>\/my-listing
\nmydomain.com\/listings<\/span>\/my-listing<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n<\/a>GeoDirectory Pages<\/h4>\n
\nEach Geodirectory page should be unique, meaning that a single page from your site should not be selected for more than one of the Geodirectory Pages.<\/p>\n