Alex Rollin

If you do not want cropping, then make sure you set the GD Post Images element to ‘contain’ with no cover. That would be in the archive item template.

I have replaced the GD Post Images shortcode in your archive item with this:

[gd_post_images type=”image” ajax_load=”1″ slideshow=”1″ show_title=”1″ animation=”slide” controlnav=”1″ link_to=”post” types=”logo, post_images” image_size=”full” cover=”n”]

Previously it was
[gd_post_images type=”image” ajax_load=”1″ slideshow=”1″ show_title=”1″ animation=”slide” controlnav=”1″ link_to=”post” show_logo=”1″]

You will need to use the shortcode builder to adjust those options to find the ones that work best for you. The same type of change can be made on the details page, which is also set for default cover style.

About the image upload issue, I was not able to see that issue. What do I need to do to see the problem?

I was able to login but cannot see the site or /wp-admin/

Please check the credentials and repost

Thanks

Hello,

You will need to use the theme builder to create a single layout for your CPT. It looks like you have done that.

About the design, you can try copying a layout from one of our demos? https://wpgeo.directory/

What do you mean about the ‘additional information’? You will still want to pick and choose which shortcodes you use on the page to control which information is shown.

Did you have a specific something we could help with?

Hello,

do you mean the “Claim listing approved” email? Do you have that one set as active?

For verification of email issues, please install an email log plugin to record every email created on the site and log whether those emails are being created.

We usually recommend the email log plugin called “email log” on wordpress.org

If we need to check the settings please include WP Admin credentials in a private reply with login URL.

WordPress has a built in menu system. You can try to edit the menu to remove the link.

Open WordPress Backend – Appearance – Menus

Select the appropriate menu, find the menu item you want to change, open it and click ‘remove’

If we need to check the settings, please share WP Admin credentials and a login URL in a private reply.

Try this CSS to hide the Supreme category on the post single:

footer.entry-footer span.cat-links {
    display: none;
}

Try this CSS to hide the previous/next links:

nav.navigation .nav-links {
    display: none;
}

Check to see which form your widget is using, first.
Glad it is working for you!