Alex Rollin
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1. The Custom Fields tab is where you setup the fields, and the order (drag and drop) is the order of the fields on the form.
2. You can add a “Field group” item, or alter the field description for any field.
3. The option values field has a tooltip with an explanation.
4. Yes and No. GD is focused on price packages for show/hide. So, if a field is excluded from a package, a user adding/editing with that package will not see the field. That is the extent of the conditional logic. The developers are looking to add something like what you describe but have not started working on it yet.
GeoDirectory doesn’t have a login/logout button.
Maybe it is a custom link from UsersWP?
Make sure you are using the one in the UsersWP menu options for that.Please share a link to the page and we will check.
It is almost certainly custom CSS, you can check in your customizer for css with ctrl-f and search for ‘search’
Thanks for letting us know
The developers are considering that for a future version. At this time it would require PHP to do that, as the shortcodes do not have that built in. I will take this up as a vote for the feature and make the team aware of the request.
For an example see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/output-fields-without-additional-html/#post-520995
I see a couple style rules there that look OK. The developers will take a look.
That is the expected behavior.
Not out of the box, it would require a customization outside of support.
Hello,
apologies, my earlier reply did not go through.
You can hide the Search for field with CSS:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#gd_search
You can place a search bar anywhere, but search results will always be served on the search page.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.You will need Elementor Pro and the Theme Builder feature for the Details, Archive, and Archive search templates.
I have added these ideas to the suggestions box.
Thanks for the tip about the iFrame, we’ll look into that.
On the location page, make sure every GD Listings element has the location filter param:
add_location_filter="1"[gd_listings post_type="gd_place" post_limit="5" add_location_filter="1" sort_by="az" title_tag="h3" layout="1" view_all_link="1" bottom_pagination="1"]You can hide the categories with this CSS
/*Hide Popular Categories in the Featured Area below search bar on the home page only */ .home .header-wrap .geodir-categories-container { display: none; }More examples can be found here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/themes/supreme/
