Alex Rollin
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The instructions for doing so are here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/maps/#location
Hello,
Please say more about the issue. The link you provide is not a search page. It is a category Archive page, using the Archive template.
Please try this:
/*GDV2 Custom CSS - Hide the Search For field in all GD Search Bars*/ .gd-search-input-wrapper.gd-search-field-search { display: none; }The developers will reply as soon as possible.
Thanks for your patience
Alex
Please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/show-all-events-of-a-location-on-location-site/#post-466575
Thanks,
Alex
To set open times that go past midnight/11:59/23:59 use the following kinds of settings, where the time after midnight is set on the next day. For example, if a shop is open until 4am Tuesday morning, then set the open time on Monday to last until 23:59, then the time on Tuesday to start at 00:00 and end at 04:00.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/custom/#business-hours
You might be able to achieve that with CSS, depending on how you are organizing your details page template.
For example, you could wrap 2 and 3 in a div that is only visible on desktop, and then 3 and 2 that is only visible on mobile.
You can find an example of how to use media@ specific CSS to target mobile here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-styling-examples/#legend
Halfway down this link you can also see additional examples in context with some explanation:
http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-themes/how-to-create-a-mobile-ready-responsive-wordpress-menu/
GD provides a panel at GD > Design > Custom CSS that allows you to insert your custom CSS rules.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
Using that panel, GD will inject your code as high priority inline CSS. If you write some CSS and it doesn’t quite work, you can post it back here and we can take a look.
Here is an example to place into your GD > Design > CSS to hide the category list on mobile (under 375px width)
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@media all and (max-width: 375px) {
.sd .featured-area .geodir-category-list-in {
display: none;
}
}Yes, with the GD Category Description element, used as a block, widget, or shortcode.
Hi Moez,
Have you by chance entered a value into the “Date Range” option in the advanced settings for the field?
Please allow us to check into the settings on the site. Write back in a private reply with WP Admin credentials so we can see what is happening there and find a solution.
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We will need FTP to debug the issue further.
Did you mean to limit the directory to California, only?
I have set your default location in California, please review the settings in
GD – Settings – Locations – Cities
Thanks for reporting, please write back with FTP and WP Admin credentials in a private reply so we can check it out and debug.
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FTP Password:I do not think you need one. Just add the code to your widget areas.
You can enclose the add in a div like
<div class="ad-frame-please"> //ad codez </div> .ad-frame-please { border:1px solid #000000; }Hello,
It looks like it is using ‘suburb boundary’ instead of city.
Please share WP Admin credentials so the developers can check into the issue and find a fix for you.
https://www.openstreetmap.org/query?lat=52.47948&lon=13.42526
Hello,
When you say “frame the ads” can you say more about what you are looking for? We don’t have any GD Features related to ads at this time. If you want to place ad sense you can use an HTML widget. With widgets then you can place ads wherever there is a widget area.
We are creating an Ads Addon, though, we are just working on a few more priority tasks before we finish that up for release. We will make an announcement about that by email when it is ready for release.
Great!
