Alex Rollin
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I think it is a fork integrated into GD, but if you have specific questions about it let us know.
Have you considered using a theme like Kleo that has built in options for these types of things?
Hello,
I just added a listing. Can you check?
Another example:
#post_profileTab span.gd-tab-list-title { display: none !important; }For more information about customizing your style as well as how to add custom CSS to your site, please see the related links below.
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https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-styling-examples/Hope that helps 🙂
Alex
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GD Experts– Reach your goals fasterThis seems a duplicate of https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/link-of-send-enquiry/
Hello,
If it turned on, it will catch the user when they land on the site, regardless of page.
You can add the Near Me button widget to allow users to update their location:
Please check that you have copy/pasted the code exactly, without any additional markup.
We would be happy to take a look at it for you. To allow us to examine the site, please create a private reply and include all the information listed below so we can make a complete diagnosis.
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WP Admin Password:One strategy would be to provide the directory users with links to locations or categories instead of a search function.
That can buy you some time to work with your 3rd party products to figure out if it is possible to remove their scripts on the directory pages.
You can also take a step to remove the 3rd party widgets from the GD pages to eliminate that factor, and then have a clear conscience when you stop the scripts from loading on GD Pages.
The reply from Unison didn’t include information about how to stop the scripts from loading on a particular page, so, you can ask make a ticket with them and provide specifics to the point of getting that information from them, perhaps a snippet you can use to exclude unison. The same would apply to the theme.
Hello Johnathan,
the site you reference is running a different theme and has different options, layouts, and styles built in.
Kor has given you a number of examples, but you will need to hire a a designer if you really want to change a theme to make it your own.
You can contact a GD Expert here: https://geodirectoryexperts.com
If you want to make changes to the GD Framework theme you are using, we can definitely help with hiding elements or identifying complex selectors, but we can do this based on the GD theme you are using. Here is the demo that applies to your site: https://wpgeo.directory/gdf/
However, changing one theme to match another is outside of what we can do in support.
You can adjust what shows on your map in two ways:
First visit GD > Design > Map and choose what to exclude.
Then, you can set the default CPT (Stories) by ranking it within GD > Custom Post Types > Edit (Stories) > Advanced > Order in post type list (set to one)
Then do that again for the other CPT and set that one to 9
Edit each post type and make stories closer to 1 than other CPTs
If the default map marker is missing, you can add it again at:
GD > Design > Map > Upload map default marker icon
To enable near me features you can follow this guide to setup the advanced search addon:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#redirect
Why not just add it to the content section, after your listing widget, then?
We might be able to help with CSS, but the issue you point out seems to be part of your 3rd party theme, as opposed to being related to the plugin. Nevertheless we can take a look.
Can you send a link to the URL where we can see the issue?
Keep your eye on the blog for more information:
Hello,
the home map centers the map on all listings. You can adjust the zoom, but in order to change the center, it is only possible by adjusting the listings that are shown.
you can use the options at GD > Design > Map to hide posts by category or type from the map
If it is a direct match, the user sees the location page.
If it is a search, the user sees the search page.If the search page is not serving your visitors well, you can adjust the “Near Me” settings default, and/or give your users a direct link to the city location page (as opposed to search) to eliminate users error.
The GD Breadcrumbs provide direct links to each location. If you have seen those, then you can know how to make link to the location, or you can use one of the shortcodes or widgets:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-shortcodes/
Hello,
For search results, please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-change-the-number-of-listings-per-page/
In cases where users might make an error, it can be advantagaeous to give them a link directly to the location page mysite.com/places/the-city for example.
Are you using Google? My advice is to merge the locations into whichever result you get in 90% of cases from Google, so that as you add more listings, you won’t have to merge them often, and then remove the other location by merging it.
You can find the option to merge in the Multilocations settings.
