Alex Rollin
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Hello,
it isn’t possible to make the address field optional on a listing by listing basis.
The address field can only be disabled for the entire CPT through the Custom Post Type Settings.
WP Backend – Places – Setings – Disable physical location
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/general/
It is possible to hide the address on the frontend a listing by listing basis with GD Dynamic Content
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd_dynamic_content/
Let us know how it goes
Edit the location page and change the GD Listings shortcode.
Use the shortcode builder to create a new GD Listings that has the sort option you want.
If you want to make a custom sort, do that on the CPT Settings -> Sorting tab.
Once you make your custom sort you can choose that when you create the GD Listings shortcode.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/sorting/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd-listings/Hello,
it isn’t possible to make the address field optional on a listing by listing basis.
The address field can only be disabled for the entire CPT through the Custom Post Type Settings.
WP Backend – Places – Setings – Disable physical location
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/general/
It is possible to hide the address on the frontend a listing by listing basis with GD Dynamic Content
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd_dynamic_content/
Let us know how it goes
Those would have numbers if they were in effect, they are not. Only using the Near search field triggers ordering by distance.
The CPT sorting options are not available for search. Search results are always sorted by the relevance of the keyword in the post title/description/categories/tags, and a small bump is given if the listing is relevant and ‘featured’.
Seems to be working now
You will find extensive options about the sidebar in the theme options.
If you need help with that I recommend you contact the theme author or review the documentation.
After taking a deeper look it would appear that those settings are not having any effect.
Please contact the theme author and report the issue so they can make a fix for that.
This reply has been marked as private.An archive map can be altered with the “Show all posts” option. That is the only adjustment I can think of. It is usually only used on the regular archive.
To apply a template based on category based on price package, in your package settings make sure that a ‘free’ package has an excluded category like ‘PREMIUM’ – then make sure that category is included for the premium price package. Then set your special premium template to display when the place category is ‘PREMIUM’
You might also make a note in the category field description like “Premium listings can take advantage of our super duper advanced SEO template by choosing the category ‘PREMIUM’ “.
Did you add it to a sidebar that shows on the GD Details page template? That is the only place it is effective, on the details page template.
If we need to check the settings please share credentials in a private reply AND a link to the WP Backend edit page for the template so we know where to look.
WordPress Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
WP Admin Username:
WP Admin Password:FTP Credentials
FTP Host:
FTP Port:
FTP User:
FTP Password:
TLS/SFTP:See this doc for some CSS examples: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/map-bubble/
Divi does not seem to be working well on your site, perhaps because it is out of date.
I made a new GD Details Default content page and set it for the details page and now the details page is working.
For Divi you must use Code modules, not text, to show shortcodes.
OK, i see the archive item, but, you don’t have an archive template, so, it is not displayed anywhere.
No conditions needed. Template used by Elementor Post and Archive widgets skin conditions.Make an archive that uses the Post element to see the archive item.
This reply has been marked as private.Yes that can be done. Add a custom URL field to the listing type, call it “Product Link”
