Alex Rollin
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You can try disabling the blog sidebar in the customizer, under the general layout option. Otherwise you may need to hide it on specific pages. That is a BP specific issue on the link you shared.
This reply has been marked as private.I think we have an update coming to add an option to remove the title, I will let the developers confirm that. They can also tell us if there is something to be done with CSS about the featured image on mobile. I think that has to do with making the image work for parallax.
About loading images with text there, I can only hope that your listing owners will figure that out and choose a featured/first image that looks good up there.
You might give them a different image field for an advertisement or logo so they feel like they have a place where that will display nicely.
This has been addressed in a new topic.
Once issues have been resolved in a topic, please make a new topic for new issues.
Try not to post the same issue to multiple topics, it can result in some confusion.
Thanks
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/add-a-listing-issue/Understood.
You would like it if the featured area for supreme, with the popular categories linked to the CPT, if, when choosing another cpt, and clicking on the category, if you click BACK on the back button, that the search bar and categories would recall the state, ie that restaurants were selected.Thanks for clarifying what you are after. I will add a note about your request and the developers will consider that for a future version.
Well, it is probably something to do with that front page.
You can try disabling non-GD plugins to see which one is causing that.
You may need to contact the plugin author to find out why it is causing that issue, making the menus non-clickable.At this time it is not possible to make the header image into an active button. I hear what you are saying about the mobile version, though. The design is that additional items should be added to a menu that drops down from the user icon, not an active button. I will make a note of your suggestion for review for changes for a future version.
I have flagged your topic for the developers in case they can think of any other workarounds.
Great 🙂
Suggestion noted
Thanks, the developers have been alerted and will take a look.
We offer the GD Author Actions widget which includes a ‘delete’ link (optional).
What you want to do might be achieved by creating a new widget as a customization of the Author Action widget, a link to mark the listing ‘sold’ as you say.
Instructions for customizing are here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/customizing/Hello!
The example link works for me. Your settings look right, perhaps you updated permalinks?
If it happens again try resaving:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/permalinks/#404This reply has been marked as private.The only way I can think of to do that is add a 1-2-3-4 or A-B-C-D into the title and then set the GD Listings to sort by A-Z.
You can remove the description by
1) adjust the archive item template to make sure it doesn’t contain reference to post_content
2) make sure the custom field Description is not “Show in what locations” -> Listings
