Alex Rollin

In the third image where it says Claim Listing -> Claim package, you want to make sure your paid package is listed there, right?

So, is the paid package active (only active packages appear for selection).

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

To hide the social importer form on that page use:

body.page-id-4142 div#gd-social-importer {
    display: none!important;
}

I see, no, there isn’t an option to change the way the suggestions work at this time.

The way it works is to send the user to a specific page like the specific post or category.

Instead of simply disabling the autocomplete in the advanced search options, have you tried adding a category select dropdown to the search bar? Would that work for you?

As explained on our getting started page, there are several important elements that should be included in your site:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/getting-started/#sidebar-widgets

Specifically, GD > Author Actions is the element that shows the edit/delete/add-franchise links.

It should be added to the archive item template and also somewhere on the GD details template, most commonly in the sidebar as a widget.

The default shortcode has an argument that the links should only be shown on the author page. This is a fine setting if you are using UserWP. If you place a list of listings for a user in another place, then that should be disabled.

You will also need to complete the setup of UsersWP integration to show listings on the profile, as described here:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/userswp/

Once that is done, though it is not mentioned there, you can visit your menu and use the UsersWP links to add links to profile and account.

If you have done those things, then please share some details about where you are seeing the issue.

I also submitted a listing through the frontend editor and the email field shows there.

Hello,

We can take a look at that, please share WP Admin and FTP credentials in a private reply so we can do that.

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It does not seem so, but I will take it up with the developers and find out if there is a way to make that work, ie

[gd_post_badge key="post_category" condition="is_equal" search="Hotels" badge="Hotels really" bg_color="#0073aa" txt_color="#ffffff"]