Alex Rollin
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Please share FTP so we can debug the issue on your site.
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Since you are using whoop you will have a wide variety of choices about how and where to use images.
However, if you are using this template here: https://wpgeo.directory/whoop/places/united-states/california/san-francisco/foine-palace/
Those images in the slider, showing 4 across, come in at @475px310px on desktop width, so, anything over that actual size in px would be fine because it is set to cover/stretch.
The same is true for the /places/ archive, which measures on desktop at less than 200*200. It does not matter what the size or aspect ratio is as long as the image is larger than 200px*200px because that image is set to cover both, which is by far the safest setting to have great looking images on every archive item.
The fact is that except for background image heros you could probably get away with 600*400 easily, which is part of our goal to help folks have speedy directories.
And the best part is no settings need adjusting at all or figuring out to do any of that with whoop.
You had 2 copies of the shortcode in the page content. To see the page content you have to disable the builder on the page. Please check it and adjust it the way you want.
Excellent! 🙂
The Claimed field has been excluded from all the price packages. If it is excluded it will always be ‘unclaimed’. Try adding it to the price packages and testing for the presence of the button by marking the field with a check on a test listing.
OK, please share WP Admin credentials in a private reply so we can find a solution for that.
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That has already been released.
Find the setting in
GeoDirectory – Settings – Advanced Search – Show advanced – Show search suggestions
It works for me with GD Shortcodes. Fields will not save HTML for default content. I would have to check with the developers about that but it seems reasonable. I was able to save a GD shortcode in a textarea, though, as default, and at least on the backend it saved without editing it.
Please share your site’s details so we can check the issue. Be sure to share what CPT, field, etc.
You will need to use the shortcode builder so you can configure the options.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/
Hello,
on the add listing page, change the shortcode so that the login links are shown for logged out users.
[gd_add_listing show_login="1" login_msg="Hello! Please register and login to add a listing :)"]That can be changed with custom CSS. We have an example to get you started here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/themes/supreme/#css
If you want to change it further you can create your own custom CSS as described here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
Hello,
currently GD Locations only shows cities. I have added a note for the developers to consider adding that feature in a future version. At this time it would be a customization.
Hello,
Please update to the latest release and let us know if the problem persist.
I did login and see the problem. I can see what you mean, there, in the anuncios details page template the shortcode is correct for showing the city, but the address and the city are being shown instead.
If the problem continues after update, te developers will take a look at the issue and find a solution
for the dvelopers, here is the details template
https://muchoslugares.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=3960&action=edit
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