Alex Rollin

Hi Ian

Try this CSS and let us know how it works for you:

span.geodir-addtofav.favorite_property_180 {
    display: none !important;
}

Also, check out this link for other options in GD > Design > Detail:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#detail

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

Hello @andrew C,

Events are special and will be unpublished and set to draft at the time of the cron run after the end date of you have enabled the Expiration process.

The “Expiry date” you see is related to the pricing package that is applied to the events. You can see the same expiry date on other types of Listings. Your free package never expires, and so Expiry is set to never.

Let us know if you have more questions about it. In the image attached it looks like the Addon is loading the events correctly.

Hello @roseland,

Supreme Directory child uses a shortcode within the template file to set the properties of the Listing page map. You can use the following snippet code function to override those settings. This is the listing page shortcode, so you can use any properties available for that shortcode, including turning on the marker cluster.

function _gd_custom_supreme_listing_map_args( $args = array() ) {
    $args['maptype']                = 'TERRAIN';    // HYBRID, ROADMAP, SATELLITE, TERRAIN
    $args['zoom']                   = 14;           // number between 1 to 19
    $args['autozoom']               = true;         // true or false
    $args['scrollwheel']            = true;         // true or false
    $args['sticky']                 = true;         // true or false
    $args['enable_marker_cluster']  = true;         // true or false

    return $args;
}
add_filter ('geodir_map_options_gd_listing_map', '_gd_custom_supreme_listing_map_args', 10, 1 );

Have you used a Code Snippet before? These customizations are short bits of PHP that you can add to your site with the Code Snippets plugin. https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/useful-plugins/#snippets

Of course you can also add it to your functions.php, but, since you are using Supreme, the changes would be lost if you update the theme. It’s highly recommend to view your site on a staging server prior to pushing WP or Plugin updates so you can verify that your customizations are in place.

Let us know how it goes!

Related Links
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#listing

Hello!

Thanks for writing in today! We are glad to hear you are working on a GeoDirectory site, and we hope it turns out great.

We will look into adding those features in a future version of the themes; at this time we are focused on GeoDirectory Version 2. Should you decide to become a member, you can make a feature request.

For Yoast breadcrumbs, please contact Yoast.

Thank you for trying out GeoDirectory!

Hi Colin,

That’s a good idea, to use translation to adjust the instructions for the user in the form and advise them to set an address near their home, but to avoid using their actual home address.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/

Let us know how it goes

Hello!

Have you tried using OpenStreetMap instead? For that matter, have you checked the OSM data to see if it is the same as Google? It’s possible to actually change the OSM data.I checked OSM. It knows where Telluride is, but seems to think 81435 is associated with Commerce City.

Regarding Google, we are left with what is available via API. We don’t have direct contact with Google or any other special access by which we might escalate the issue. When I look it all up in google maps it seems they have 81435 correct.

For your directory, have you considered then allowing any location? And then merging the locations as they come in, if there is deviation?

In this day and age it is a wonder that city administration does not contact Google directly at the first sign of such a thing.

Hello

I am unable to access the site with those credentials. Please check them and let us know

Thanks!