Alex Rollin

This is not a settings issue, but instead some code we have added to GD to provide support for the use of that plugin. Changes will be included with the next update to the GD core plugin.

Hope that helps!

That tab, the custom one you just added, that is using the default options for GD Linked Posts.

You can ‘upgrade’ by clicking on the Custom Field -> Shortcode

Then create a shortcode using “gd_linked_posts” that has the options you want.

You can do that for the map tab, too, to override the default options.

You’re welcome!

🙂

Alex

You could do something like that with the code we have here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#columns

But, instead of doing that, I would recommend you choose a builder that works with your theme.

Using the builder layout the page with columns as you like.

I have spoke with the developers and they say that this is not possible without a customization that falls outside support. The customization would be very intensive and may cause conflicts with other plugins.

The main reason for prefixes like that is to prevent ‘namespace collisions’, so that items like functions and css rules do not interfere with each other.

Hello,

Let me try to answer your questions:

It is not possible to merge neighbourhoods.

Deleting a neighbourhood will not delete the listings in the neighbourhood.

To see all the listings in a neighborhood visit one of the archive or location pages based on the URL pattern shown here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/permalinks/#archive

Example:

https://some site.com/places/united-states/pennsylvania/philadelphia/center-city-east/

To control the map options, you cannot use the default tab.

Instead you can create a new tab with a shortcode:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/maps/#tab

When you create map shortcode, choose a post type map and adjust the options to leave out the option for directions.

Let us know how it goes