Alex Rollin
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You can add custom fields that the listing owner can edit. One way to do it is to add a field group, then image, then html area, then style that together.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#common
Please check out the pricing manager for questions about the renewal process.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/prices-and-payments-add-on-overview/
Those fields you mentioned should not be emptied upon expiry, no.
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There is also this, might be worth checking out: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/change-geodirectory-template/#post-403809
Paolo references this action: geodir_details_main_content
Example:
add_action( 'geodir_details_main_content','my_extra_content',35); function my_extra_content {echo 'hello world';}Let us know how it goes
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I am unable to see the site after login, only a maintenance page.
Please test the login credentials and let us know.
2# If the button doesn’t get bigger, CSS can be used to make it bigger.
4# You can paste the code you have tried and we can take a look. Customizing all the details of the site is outside of the scope of support. By default those social links show on a single line or break on to the next line when theme margins are adjusted. This isn’t a bug. https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
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Are you running the latest version?
You can make a private reply with your WP Admin details in case we need to check it out.
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Ah, that sounds like the right approach, to use CSS to style the field as a button. Here are some other links that might help.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/custom-field-examples/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settingsLet us know how it goes
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If priority doesn’t work for you, there are other ways to adjust element ordering.
Thee are many posts in the forum with partial solutions. This doc is the most common solution for re-ordering the listing detail page. I would point out that this applies equally to tabs or list view.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/re-order-tabs-in-a-listing-detail-page/
The same type of code is shown in this post for the items in the sidebar.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/rearrange-the-right-sidebar-of-detail-page/#post-231690
I was thinking you could add the Claim button to a tab (examples in link above) and then re-order it as a list.
Feel free to share any solutions you come up with, and let us know how it goes
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You can read about how to upgrade your Payments solution here to keep your subscriptions intact:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/payments-manager-v2-setup/
Payment Manager V1 is no longer supported.
Thanks!
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Here is the recommended way to proceed:
1# Add your custom fields to your CPT: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#custom
2# Add at least one listing to your CPT to populate the fields with expected values
3# Export your CPT and download the CSV file. This will give you the required file and format for your import.
4# Merge your data into the sheet. Read the doc about Import Export for hints about how to make your efforts a success: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/
Common issues with imports include:
– file encoding (should be UTF-8)
– erroneous characters (use LibreOffice of Google Sheets, not Excel)
– missing data in required fields (read the doc to see required fields).Let us know how it works out for you
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Each of the GeoDirectory templates has a selector for CSS targeting. If you are using Supreme, this will hide the search bar only on the home page. You can adjust the CSS to meet your needs:
.home .geodir-search .search_text.ac_input { display: none; }Here’s a page about how to customize your style. https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
That page explains how you can use the chrome inspector to aid you in writing and testing custom CSS like that shown above. Once you have a rule you want to use, you can enter it into the GD settings at
GD > Design > Scripts > Custom style css code
Let us know how it turns out
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The file is in the correct location, but needs a name change. I changed the name to nb_NO to match the others and the WP locale here: https://wpcentral.io/internationalization/
Try it again and see if it fixes the problem for you.
Also, were you saying you started with the English file? I ask because there is some work already done on the NO file here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/translate/projects/geodirectory/no/default/
Let us know how it goes for you
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You might also want to look at this to get some ideas : https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-code-snippets/#package
Let us know
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Good idea, indeed!
Many many more shortcodes will be available with GeoDirectory V2, and we will be sure to consider linking between posts.
V2 dates yet to be announced, but work is happening right now!
If you want to try adding one yourself now, this is the thread where the post_author filter was conceived: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/author-parameter-in-shortcode/
Let us know how it goes
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Do you mean the button in the admin interface? Under
GD > Import & Export > GD Listings : Import CSV
That does indeed sound like a plugin conflict. There are some known issues: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/known-issues/
There is a way to troubleshoot the problem: De-activate all Non-GD plugins and try again.
Open Tab#1 to plugins page
Open Tab#2 to the Import CSV settings
Deactivate a plugin in tab#1.
Clear cache in tab#2, try the action again
Repeat until you have found the culprit, the plugin that make the button inoperable.Let us know how it goes
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That would be a question for PMPro.
I looked through their docs but could not find a straightforward answer.
@guust here in the forum has had success with S2Member, which can use the URL of the page to grant/remove access, but I don’t see that
Let us know how it goes
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Here is the gd_listings shortcode that has the post_author parameter:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#listings
Let us know how it goes
