Alex Rollin

There isn’t an option for putting a listing ‘everywhere’ so that it would show up in every location. It is possible to increase that search radius, or to add a widget that shows a select group of listings on every search result page regardless of location, though.

Hello!

Let me try to respond to the issues you have mentioned one at a time, and we can continue the conversation about each topic with a number for reference.

1. Down arrow – this is a result of the custom styling being applied to the search bar fields. Normally clicking on the down arrow will result in opening the select fields. If you remove the custom styles the functionality will be restored, and if not we can take a look at it.

2. Near field styling – this form of CSS customization and site alteration is beyond what we can help with in support, you will need to contact a web designer because advanced custom styles have already been applied. We help with examples of CSS where the default functions are concerned. You can try an example like this but will need to customize it yourself.

input.snear {
width:100%;
font-size: 11px;

}

3. Search results – Searches ‘near’ a location are different than the listing pages that show ALL results IN a location, and are filtered for relevance. See this doc for more information . https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/
Discussion of the search results always works better with an example. Please provide the search URL you are looking at, and the URL of a listing that you think should be included in the search results. You can also share the name of the location and the Location URL if you like so as to compare them all.

Hello,

to change the text ‘select option’ will require translating the advanced search filters addon.

There are two occurrences of that text string in the addon.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/translation/overview/#addon

Generally speaking the display of the icons throughout the site is governed by CSS, so custom CSS would be needed.

Map display is at ‘actual size’ so icons greater than 35*45px are recommended.

See this page for how to create and add custom CSS for your site.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/

You can send over the page URL in a private reply and we can try to help with an example.

If you are using Supreme, this example might help:

.sd.home .featured-area .geodir-pcat-show img {height: 35px !important;}

As far as I understand it yes that is correct.

Unless you are updating from GeoTheme the tables, and updating, shouldn’t be a problem.

Some addons are old enough that they cannot take advantage of WP Easy Updates, though, so a mnual update it required. See this doc for info about that:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/installing-addons/#updates

With V2 it will be possible to integrate 3rd party addons including complex form builders.
You can give it a try with Ninja Forms now:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/geodirectory-v2-ninja-forms/