Alex Rollin
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That is a problem with the theme. Remove the maps key from the theme (which should disable the theme loading the API).
Hello,
To do that, add the GD Author Actions shortcode/widget/block to the template of each CPT.
Let us know how it goes
There is not an existing shortcode that will do that. GD Locations will show you a list of cities that have listings. What you are talking about sounds like a great idea so I will make a note about it. If you want hands on help right now to create that, I think it would be a great new shortcode based on a custom query you can contact GD Experts here to help: https://geodirectoryexperts.com
That is ordered by post date, the date that is shown on the right hand side when you visit:
WP Backend – Places (CPT) – All
There is not a way to change that, as far as I know.
What you are looking for is to sort by categories? Do you already sort your listings that way? Ascending, Descending? Meaning, have you setup the following already? Or, if not, what is your sort now?
GD Places -> Settings – Custom Fields – Category – Show Advanced – Add to sorting options
GD Places – Settings – Sort – Categories – Set as default sort, enable, Ascending
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Thanks
Take a look now. There was some CSS in the customizer, line 305, that I commented out.
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Alex
This reply has been marked as private.After looking into this further, I can see that this is a ‘feature’ of the widget you are using.
What it does is take the content of the page and re-present it through the widget output.
If you don’t want the entire page re-printed there then you should not use that widget.
Archive maps by default only show the listings that are shown in GD Loop on the same page. To show all posts, change the GD Map element to “show all posts” – the shortcode param is all_posts=”1″
Use the shortcode builder or widget or block to see all the possible options.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/This reply has been marked as private.Hello,
as far as I know, if you are missing lat lon, you should use the GD import tool to make use of reverse geocoding. Try that and let us know how it goes.
OK, great!
For example, if the Premium Platinum Paid Price Package had a category “Platinum Partners” with a glowy platinum map icon, that Platinum package would include that category and the “Bronze Besties” package would exclude that category.
It can also help to instruct listing owners to be sure to choose that category as their default category so they get the ‘glowiest’ map icon.
Then, GD Listings, where Platinum Partners is id 111, to show only Platinum Partners
[gd_listings title="Platinum Partners" post_type="gd_place" sort_by="az" title_tag="h3" layout="1" post_limit="500" add_location_filter="1" view_all_link="1" bottom_pagination="1" category="111"]
