Alex Rollin
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Let me try to answer your questions here:
1. Titles – the available options are shown in the widget or the shortcode builder. A new option for GD Categories will be available in the next release, which is coming very soon.
2. All the available options are in the shortcode builder or widget or block. Make sure to click the button to reveal all the advanced options.
3. There is not, it will be a feature for future versions. In the meantime you can simply use multiple shortcodes, one for each CPT.
I hope your questions have been answered. Please feel free to open a new topic for any new questions.
That is a WP bug 🙁
But you can get around it easily, just add the “Disable Real Mime Check” plugin as described here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/import-export/#not-a-valid-csv-file
The search will identify listings that have the search keywords anywhere in the title/description/tags/categories.
Can you share an example search URL that is missing a listing?
And then a link to the listing that is missing?From that we should be able to figure out what is happening and advise about getting that listing into a query result.
Thanks for reporting that.
Please share WP Admin and FTP credentials so we can debug that issue.
Thanks
Hello,
Did you find a GD text string that you cannot translate? Or are you trying to translate the comment text?
If it is a string that is the problem, we support translation issues when using POEdit and WPML.
POEdit is very accessible and has a free version that can quickly open the GD core language file and search to find a paarticular string. Make your edit, save, and then upload the files via FTP to wp-content/languages/plugins/
The process is covered in great detail here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/translation/overview/
We can’t support translation with LocoTranslate at this time because of the way it handles some string variables.
If you find an issue with a PO file translation, or you are questioning which addon created a particular string, try taking a screenshot and sending it back, along with the page URL, and we can advise on which addon to translate.
Each addon has a languages folder with a PO file.
Hello,
there are many ways to do that with 3rd party plugins and customizations.
CSS will only hide the map, but won’t prevent it from loading.
A 3rd party plugin or custom code may be preferred because it can prevent the map from loading in the first place, thereby making the page load faster for mobile users.
There are so many plugins that do this sort of thing that a google search should help you find some options.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wordpress+plugin+prevent+load+display+of+some+content++on+mobile
This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
If you want to change which images are shown in the archive item, you will want to adjust the GD Post Images shortcode in use in the Archive Item template, a WP Page that contains all the shortcodes that produce the display you see on the CPT Archive.
Currently you are using the default shortcode, and this wil display the post_images field as well as the logo by default.
If you only want to show post_images, you will need to change that shortcode to specify that behavior.
Currently you have:
[gd_post_images type='image' ajax_load='true' link_to='post' show_logo='true']Here is an option:
[gd_post_images type="image" ajax_load="1" slideshow="1" show_title="1" animation="slide" controlnav="1" link_to="post" types="post_images"]You can use the shortcode builder to configure GD Post Images with any of the many many options available to find the right settings to meet your requirements.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/templates/archive-item/Those settings are inside the page itself. Try using your builder to set a minimum height for that page section.
If you need help with customizing the design and layout of your site you can find hands on support here:
Hello,
when first setting up a GD site, there are several changes made to the way permalinks work. This can result in some 404s like what you are seeing.
There is an easy fix, just resave permalinks as described here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/permalinks/#404
That should do it, but if it doesn’t then please write back with WP Admin credentials in a private reply and we will be happy to check the settings.
Thanks
Alex
Yes, updating with bulk import seems like the best option.
I will ask the developers if they have any other ideas.
You will need to edit the Search page template and change the GD Map element.
See “Include this field in the sorting options” in the image on this page:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/sorting/#manualSorting options are for CPT archives and will not show on Search. Read more about it here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/sorting/
We will need FTP to look into it further.
Please share FTP credentials in a private reply.
Thanks
