Alex Rollin
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Please share an example URL so we can ascertain whether it is a location or archive.
Hello,
you can certainly hide other fields and buttons.
The search bar configuration in the CPT settings is global, but, once fields/filters are added, they can be hidden again with CSS.
You can find CSS examples to get you started here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#gd_search
If you only want to hide them on one form, you should add a wrapper class around your GD Search bar shortcode to target CSS to that instance of the search bar.
Let us know how it goes
The first thing to try would be to change the GD Post Images shortcodes used in the Archive Item and Details page templates.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/
Try this shortcode in your GD Archive Item template to change the way uploaded images that show in the listing in portrait mode are displayed.
[gd_post_images type=”image” ajax_load=”1″ slideshow=”1″ show_title=”1″ animation=”slide” controlnav=”1″ link_to=”post” cover=”n”]
This will only help with images that are not rotated with EXIF but we in fact captured as a portrait and don’t require rotation.
GeoDirectory and WordPress don’t read EXIF information about orientation by default. We have a task to look into further EXIF support for future versions.
You can try a third party plugin to add support, but this is untested and may not work if it requires a change in how GD Presents that are already stored in the database.
GD Shortcodes should work on any page.
However, you would need to edit the BP templates or use the sidebar to display a GD Map. To edit templates you should contact BP or a developer for help with that.
Our integration extends to adding tabs to the BP profile to display the listings that the member is the author of.
We have an integration with WPML
Install WPML, then our Multilingual addon, then add the widget which allows duplication of the listing into another language.
Follow the guide here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/multilingual/
Thanks for the link
Sorry, we don’t have an option to format the separator and CSS alone won’t be effective to remove it.
I will make a note and take this up as a suggestion for an improvement.
We do have this snippet on file which you or your developer could change further: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/adjustments-on-title-date-and-time-2/#post-473944
Hello,
I don’t see GD Dashboard anywhere.
The edit link on the listing page takes me to the add/edit listing page as expected.
If you want to make a page where users can see their listing try
Make a page “My Listings”
Add shortcode[gd_listings post_type="gd_place" post_author="current_user" sort_by="az" title_tag="h3" layout="0" post_limit="100" add_location_filter="1" view_all_link="1" bottom_pagination="1"]You should make your own so you can set the post type(s).
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/
This reply has been marked as private.No, that is not currently possible.
Would you still want the user to be able to choose?
Or you want to set a specific search bar on a specific page to a default, then let them choose again on the search results page?
There is only one search results page.
1. Category Top Description can be location specific see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/categories/
Location Description is location specific but does not have category replacements, whereas category top description does.
2. Try the Titles and Metas settings. These are done with GD or with your SEO plugin.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/general/#titles-and-meta
No, not as far as I know. I will ask the developers if there is a workaround.
You are trying to use the post_images field?
Please post the issue to the Invoicing forum here:
https://wpinvoicing.com/support/
You can use the same login credentials.
1. Custom CSS would be required for that. Setting a common height for all of them is definitely the more common implementation because it only requires CSS. A common height for a single row or a masonry type would likely require some javascript.
See our guide about creating custom CSS here.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
2. City pages are created automatically. There is one for each CPT and one for each CPT+ Category, and one for the location using the location page template. Use the settings in GD – Settings – General – Pages to find your location page
3. Inside the pages settings you can see the default content. gd_loop_paging will add page numbers. GD Loop elements should only be used on the archive pages. If you are on a WP Page then use the shortcode builder to create a GD Listings shortcode with paging.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/
Read more about templates here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/4. GD Loop is only for the archive templates. See #3 above.
You can use UsersWP, which has an integration with the Mailchimp addon.
GeoDirectory doesn’t have any features related to those use cases.
Use the Location Manager and Advanced Search Filters addons.
Visit the Places -> Settings -> General tab, change the name to hotels
Visit the Places – Settings – Custom Fields tab
Add a checkbox field for Wifi
Visit Places – Settings – Search
Click on the wifi field to add it to the search bar
In your search bar, click on the cog icon to select wifi
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/getting-started/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/custom/
