Andreas Putlitz
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Alright! Yes, that’s what I tried to do with the column and the page builder.
So, if I understand it correctly, without the theme builder, there is no way to style the details page that way?
Like, on the GD Archive Item page, I can use shortcode like [gd_archive_item_section type=’open’ position=’left’] to make a two-column layout, without using actual page layout.
This shortcode only works on archive items. But is there shortcode, that does the same thing to the Details page?
Maybe another idea would be to have a more inuitive selector for the business hours? Or maybe a duplicate button?
Hi Alex, thanks for the hint with the plus sign. Completely overlooked it.
I will see how the snippet works for me.
Thanks!
Hi Alex, thanks for the clarification.
In fact, what I would like to accomplish are two things:
(1) to have the picture be much smaller. The “size” switch in the shortcode doesn’t seem to have any effect.
(2) and I would like to be able to put it next to the information, rather than above it.
Basically, I would like the section above the “tabs” to look like the Archiv item: smaller picture, basic info next to the picture.
Is that possible to accomplish with some shortcode?
And: Why does the “size” switch in the gd_images have no effect on the display size of the picture? Or rather, what effect does it have, if not that?
This reply has been marked as private.Oh, and I just realized there is no way to account for a “siesta” in the business hours. Doctors for instance usually do not open continuously. Is that correct?
Hi Kor, yes that worked. Thank you!
Any idea, where the issue comes from? On other installations I didn’t have this problem.
My perferred solution would be obviously to have it work as intended without any need for Custom CSS. 🙂
Hey Guust, thanks for the quick reply. I’ll stay in the line.
I used the standard marker that came with the package. In the backend it’s displayed how it’s supposed to.
Cheers!
So, there is no way to display all CPTs at once in the map view on the location page? Are there plans to change this behaviour?
I am thinking of something like a checkbox-solution, like the one you already have for the categories.
Yes, I know. The “standard” layout allows to switch between post types.
The question is if there is a way to have the map display all post types at once?
I am not sure, if I understand.
When I open the “Location Page”, there are three blocks for the “GD > Listings” widget: “Initiatives”, “Events”, and “Spaces”. Each shows a list of listings below the listima categories on the location page.
However, the map only shows one listing, the one from the very first CPT “Places”. The three other CPTs “Initiatives”, “Events”, and “Spaces” are not displayed in the map – even through they have a Listings Widget with the according filter setting on the page.
This reply has been marked as private.Yes, I used the GD importer. Sorry for being unclear. Also, I meant before, the system seems to drop all the columns it doesn’t recognize.
This reply has been marked as private.Yes, I used the GD importer. Sorry for being unclear. Also, I meant before, the system seems to drop all the columns it doesn’t recognize.
