Alex Rollin
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Hello!
You can hire a developer or build it yourself. You would want to override the meta tags for the category pages to share category information on category pages, instead of listings.
This would be a customization, and beyond what we can do for you here in support, though.
Let us know if you’d like help to find a GeoDirectory developer.
Hello again,
you can your site url and admin credentials if you want us to take a look.
I will say again, though, there is no bulk geocoding function at this time. The recipe is as described.
As far as WHY your locations all have the same location, well, we would need credentials to take a look.
I would recommend you go ahead and export your listings anyways to verify that they are all at the same lat/lon. Are those the coordinates of your default locations?
Hello!
I think I understand what you are saying now.
GD doesn’t work like that at this time. This could be accomplished with a custom feature in a theme, though. For now, the page is optimized to share the first listing on the page.
Hello!
Please provide a site url so we can see what you are talking about.
Category images are set as the default first image for a new listing. That is an option you can find in the category settings.
Once you upload an image to the listing, the first image (by order in the listing gallery) is used as the thumbnail for the listing, and is the image shared to social sites. That is the default behavior.
Are you sharing a particular page? A category listing page, perhaps?
Let us know
Hello,
we are not able to provide you with other solutions besides the one I described above.
Hello!
DId you set WP for “Anyone can register” ?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/
Check to make sure all your GD Permalinks are set to point to real pages, then visit WP > Settings > Permalinks and save your permalink settings again (on post-name, of course).
Can we mark this thread as resolved?
Hello!
If you are using the GD plugin without a GD theme, the GD plugin will not ‘force’ your footer size. GD plugin only deals with the content area, as mentioned in the layout:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/
You should talk to your theme developer about the problem with the footer.
Hello!
No snippet magic for this, I’m afraid.
You can export the entries, run a a geocoding service against the CSV, and then import it.
Your export will have PostIDs so you can choose to update existing listings.
Very do-able.
Hello!
There are lots of services for GeoCoding out there:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/geocoding-an-import-file/
Let us know if you find one you like
Hello!
Please change the credentials and let us know if you want us to take another look.
I took a look earlier, but only looked.
Hello!
You can try to make the change yourself, or hire a developer to do it for you.
Here’s a solution for adding a new tab with shortcodes: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/shortcodes-in-custom-fields/
As it says here, you will need to edit the template in order to enable shortcodes in a custom field: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/enable-shortcodes-in-custom-fields/
Related:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-geodirectory-templates/
https://geodirectoryexperts.comHello!
Check the GD > Pricing Package
The package assigned to that listing must include the fields you want shown on the listing detail page.
Hello!
Please make a new topic for your support inquiry.
Please describe what it is you are trying to do and we will do our best to help you reach your goal with the GD features. At this time, I do not know what you are describing in the pictures you attached. Please use a new support request to add more details so we can try to help you.
Thanks
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