Alex Rollin
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Thank you, a task has been created to look at this, and an update will be posted back here.
Hello,
each website can have one theme active at a time. You an choose Supreme, or a different theme.
It is not required to use one of the themes we make, you can use any theme you like.
If you set a WP Page up (create -> New Page) then you can go to the settings at
WordPress – Settings – Reading – Front Page – Static page – then choose the page you created there.
Whichever theme you are using will be visible on that page, too.
Take a look and let us know if you run into any issues
OK, great, and please tell us if you are still seeing a problem there. Let us know about it and we will try to help.
Thanks
Hello,
I added a test listing and I can see what you mean about the upload button not working, but I did not encounter a 403.
Please create a WP Admin account so we can check the site settings. We will also need FTP in order to do deeper diagnosis of the issue.
WordPress Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
WP Admin Username:
WP Admin Password:FTP Credentials
FTP Host:
FTP Port:
FTP User:
FTP Password:This reply has been marked as private.I just checked this again.
When submitting a test job offer, it submits fine through the backend, but trying to edit through the frontend, the images are not available.
There are many console errors.
The developers have been alerted.
Hello,
if you enable comments in the WWordPress discussion settings, so that new listings have comments enabled, then, for other posts an pages, you will need to manually disable the comments for each page.
Ah, I see.
You can definitely import those values as custom fields.
The first step is to go to
GeoDirectory – Place Settings – Custom Fields
Add in a field for each of those values.
Then go to
GeoDirectory – General – Dummy Data
Add in some dummy data listings which will also populate those fields for you.
Then go to
GeoDirectory – Import / Export – Export Listings
Choose to export listings, and export the places
This will give you a CSV file. You can paste your data in there. Be careful to preserve spreadsheet columns and column names, and their order.
Then go back and import that sheet.
You can use the sorting options to allow your site visitors to sort listings by the values of the fields.
Try adding this custom CSS to the settings at
GeoDirectory – Design – Scripts – Custom CSS
#breadcrumb-wrapper { background: #000000 !important; } common .entry-header { background: #000000 !important; }Let us know how it goes
1.6.3 is GeoDirectory V1.
You can read about the new V2 here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/overview/This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
In V1 reviews cannot be imported.
In V2, ratings can be imported using a CSV format sheet.
In both cases the settings themselves are configured in the WP Backend, and then the ‘counts’ are generated automatically based on the individual reviews.
Hello,
The developers will post back here when there is an update.
