Alex Rollin

Thanks for posting your information.

The developers have been alerted.

I was able to find the listing by searching ‘des jeunes’.

It seems like the apostrophe is the same char on my keyboard. It shows as this in the URL:

&s=l%27ancre

The developers will let us know why that string doesn’t show any results.

The lower one cannot be ‘removed’ because it is part of the theme.

You can see it is part of the demo on this page.

https://wpgeo.directory/supreme-directory/places/attractions/shopping/

You can try hiding it with CSS:

.geodir-loc-bar {
    display: none !important;
}

You may need to adjust that to target it exactly where you want it.

The one in the header is a widget, so you can remove the widget.

There should be two widgets in the “Listing Top” section, one should be for Search, and one for Categories. You can remove either one, but removing Search should not automatically remove the categories widget.

First, eliminating the slug for the CPT (Places) is not possible.

Second, to achieve something like: site.com/places/philadelphia(metro)/havertown(city)/post-title

here, adding in a new ‘admin’ area like ‘metro’ is a customization, for certain, and not something we can help with because truly implementing it would mean touching almost every aspect of the core plugin, a complete rewrite. It is not just URL rewrites that are involved, but queries and the entire scheme for managing locations. Tons of work.

Excellent!

BSR catches that setting too, for future reference.

I am sorry, this type of support is outside of what we can do here.

You really should contact a developer to help you fix your site.

All of the help that we can provide about how to use the plugin is written out here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/useful-plugins/#bsr
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/better-search-replace-plugin/

The issue is that the site has been ‘moved’ from http to https, but not all the URLs have been changed. This is also described here:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/mixed-content/

If the site is loading over https, then images with urls of http will not load.

This is a step ahead of your issue, though, because there are in fact broken URLs inside your database that must be repaired.

This is not a GeoDirectory issue.

Yes, there is a button near the submit button that says “Set as private reply”. You can use that to hide the details from the public so that only our team here can read them and take a look at the site.

Thanks

Excellent! 🙂