Alex Rollin
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Open the fields, on the custom fields tab, click on one of the fields and look for the part labeled “key”. Some of them are duplicated, but they must be unique.
We have sample CSS here for removing map bubble comments:
.geodir-bubble-meta-bottom {display:none!important;}https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#map-bubble-reviews
No, but I will take that as a suggestion for the developers to consider for future versions.
Those would all require your own customization.
We don’t do customizations here in the forum, paid or otherwise. If you are looking for some help with a feature on a schedule you can find that here:
That isn’t currently possible.
Instead of using the post status for closed, you can add a custom field for “Open for business, Closed – Out of business” and leave the post as published.
Excellent,
Next time you can try a sustained test of GD only plugins on a staging server and enable other plugins one by one to isolate the issue.
We are working on some other items at the moment but that addon is a priority and we will give you some notice when we are preparing to release it.
You will need Beaver Themer to edit the search archive, and it will override the site search, yes.
It doesn’t sound related to GeoDirectory, and there aren’t any GeoDirectory features that operate that way. You will need some custom code or another plugin.
Share WP Admin credentials in a private reply so we can check on that.
It is working as designed. How do you want it to work?
You could remove the word colorado from the listing in Austin.
The ‘Search for’ field will search in the title/description/category/tags for the search terms and then show any results sorted by relevance.
It appears that you have hidden the near search field, which, if you search colorado, would not have results in texas.
If title/categories/tags contain the info you want to search you could exclude the description field from search with this snippet:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/make-the-search-not-to-index-scan-the-listing-description/#post-5131591. You can rename a CPT but cannot change the slug.
2. A new CPT means new categories. They will have a new ID. You can export the old ones and import them into the new CPT – BUT – you need to remove the ID when you import them, and WP will assign a new ID.Try using the shortcode builder to create a new GD Linked Posts shortcode. There is now a powerful events filter.
[gd_linked_posts link_type="to" post_type="gd_event" event_type="upcoming" sort_by="az" title_tag="h3" layout="gridview_onehalf" post_limit="5" view_all_link="1"]Well, if your first key is restricted, using that key won’t fix the issue.
You will need to go in and create the key manually, and then add the confirmed access to the Geocoding and timezone APIs to the new key.
Make sure to use the same project where you have billing setup.
Again, for the new geocoding key, make sure you don’t add referrer restrictions or the key won’t work.
