Alex Rollin
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Hello,
I have flagged your question for the developers to let us know if there is a workaround.
Can you share your site URL and the page you are searching for, so we can see your specific case?
You can use a private reply so only the team can see it.
This reply has been marked as private.Logo is optional, and the importer is designed to work with default fields.
This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
There are shortcodes and content in the GD Home page.
GDV1 replaces the content of the GD Home page with the widget settings.
You can enable additional GD Widget areas in
GeoDirectory – Design – Home
You will need to place widgets in the Home widget areas, and you can do that to match what you have done with the content area of the GD Home page.
Let us know how it goes
Hello,
the GD Permalinks were mostly blank, so I restored them
GeoDirectory – Permalinks
Please check the pages and let us know if there is still a problem
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We only load the default editor. I’m not sure it would be possible to make the full editor show without a customization.
I will flag your question for the developers in case they have a workaround.
Please see: https://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-http-image-upload-error-in-wordpress/
This error is usually associated with an issue on the server (common), or server software, as opposed to the CMS or plugins (rare).
This reply has been marked as private.V2 has similar options with the gd_listings shortcode.
Up to date information about V2 is available here:
For GDV1, I attach a screenshot showing how the Related Listings widget can be sorted by nearest.
Also here is a shortcode that could be used on the GD Detail Bottom widget area.
[gd_related_listings relate_to=categories layout=3 add_location_filter=true list_sort=nearest character_count=0]Hello,
The frontend editor does (should not show the Add Media button. Is that where you are seeing it, on the Add-Listing page?
There are security considerations reasonable to disallow access to the media library for general users on the frontend, which is why the frontend editor should be blocking media library access.
If “Add Media” is visible in the add-listing page, then we can take a look and see why that is happening.
If you mean in the backend editor, GD doesn’t make any changes to the way the default WordPress editor works on backend pages. Granting backend access is up to the site manager.
This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
could you please also include FTP details so we can do some additional troubleshooting?
Is this a staging site?
