Alex Rollin

I have flagged your topic for the developers, thanks for your patience while they look into the issue.

Hi,

I see the problem there, that the icon is showing as a question mark.

The developers are aware of this issue and have a fix coming out. Thanks for bringing this to our attention and we will post an update here when the update is available.

Please see this page for more information about GDV2:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/overview/

You can use the shortcode builder with V2 to configure a gd_post_images shortcode.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/

GDV2 images are responsive and serve different sizes based on the browser viewport: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/images/

There is not a way to call a specific image ‘size’ with GDV2 gd_post_images, the image should expand to fill the container. I will flag your question for the developers in case they know of a workaround for calling a specific size.

Hello,

I can see the mark you mean now. Can you please send over a link to the page so we can see that up close and personal?

We will check it out and find a solution.

Hello,

the search field does not have any text that shows below it.

A web designer may be able to add some text using pseudo elements.

Let me flag your question for the developers in case they have a workaround.

Once the Location Manager has been installed, you can choose from any of the locations on your site as your default. Use the setting at:

GeoDirectory – Locations – Cities – Select default (in the column in the table)

As far as the Maps are concerned, I am seeing a “No records found” error on the detail page, but the console is not declaring any errors are present.

I will have to flag this for the developers because I don’t see any obvious reason for the error. Thanks for your patience while we look into the problem.