Alex Rollin
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Have you tried:
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We can take a look at the issue. Please share WP Admin credentials in a private reply.Hello,
you had the add listing page shortcodes in a text editor.
Elementor does not render shortcodes correctly unless they are in a shortcode element, and not in a text editor.
Please give it a try and let us know
There is not a way to give other non-listing-owner, non-admin users edit rights on listings.
If you are using a special package for the listings that are unclaimed, then you could use that package id to identify listings that need a renewal and export the listings for a bulk update.
You will not be able to use the ACF gallery to connect to GD fields (post_images) without a customization.
You can use the GD Post Images widget to show a gallery.
There are 2 geolocation functions in V2
1. The GD Search bar has the Near Search field with a dropdown for “Near Me”
2. The Near Me button, available as a button, widget, or shortcode.The Near Me slider for the search bar is not available with GDV2 but the developers will consider a new version for GDV2 for a future version.
No experience with that plugin.
You can read on this page how to create CSS to hide items:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/Use the screen options under the help menu in the top right of the page to reveal the options for other CPTs.
It does require a license which you can find in your account on this site. You can download a fresh copy from this site, too, if you prefer to update it manually at this time:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/installing-addons/#manual
Remove that CSS and we will take a look. Please include a link to the page.
No, that is not possible. The Pricing Manager does that by package, or the Custom Post Types addon does that with different Custom Post Types.
You can hide the output of some fields based on category because the category is one of the body classes on the page. For that you would need to create your own custom CSS.
You will need some additional HTML and CSS to force the title to display inline with other elements. Your theme is probably setting the H2 as a block with width 100%. You would need to override that for your custom HTML and CSS.
Here’s an example: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#flex
If the field has no value the widget will not render at all. However, your theme may add formatting like a border top and bottom to surrounding tags like an li or p tag. Those are not part of the block.
That is probably coming from a misspelling in the Titles and Metas settings GD – Settings – Titles and Metas – Post Title
Check that and let us know
That is usually because of a conflict with another plugin. Have you recently added any new plugins or CSS?
You can try disabling plugins to find the culprit.
If you send a link to the page and credentials, if needed, we can check on it.
