Alex Rollin

Also, here is a snippet to show ‘status’ on a non-author page.

add_filter( 'geodir_post_status_is_author_page', function( $is_author_page ) {
	return true;
}, 20, 1 );

Also check out the options for display with GD Post Meta

Hello,

Yes, the option for aggregating JS is not supported.

Yes, it works as before. Events can be linked to businesses, too.

Just fill the field shown in the screenshot to link bands.

I was not able to login at first because there are 2 recaptcha on the wp-login.php form.
Adjust your recaptcha plugin options so there is only 1 recaptcha per form.

The ‘share-box’ creating the share links on that page is not rendering well and is blocking access. Try removing that and adding it to the page in a different way.

The short url goes here: https://www.shorturl.at/

The user you shared cannot access the dashboard.

This issue, of the location near me page not showing results usually has to do with the search radius.

You can find the setting in GeoDirectory – Settings –
Search near radius

Try setting that to 200 miles.

Hello,

You can hide the zip code field with your own custom CSS if necessary, but there isn’t an option to hide it.

It is up to you what values end up in the address fields.

In the example you show, it looks like much of the address data has been left in the street address field. You will want to remove the duplicate elements to control the output on the frontend.

In the Location tab, click the blue button to reveal the advanced options. There you have several additional options including the ability to allow the user to move the map pin without changing the address. I am not sure about your situation/area exactly, but, in many cases when the address coverage in the Maps API is not getting you the results you want, disabling the update of the address when moving the map pin gives you the freedom to enter the address and move the map pin as needed.

About the custom maps addon, that doesn’t have any effect on the map type as in roadmap, street, or satellite. Only Google has different layers in that way. If you are using OSM it will always be a roadmap or with the custom maps addon you can choose one of the 3rd party layers offered.

Also see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/seo/

Hello,

it is true, the rating stars do light up as a link, but no, they are not clickable.

I will add a task to look at changing how this works in the future.