Alex Rollin
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It is not possible to hide an individual package except with custom CSS at this time.
We understand your request, though, and have created a task to make it possible to hide packages in the frontend.
Hello,
Are you using Supreme?
What kind of changes do you want to make?
Can you share a link?
Shortcode used in the title is generating cryptic text.
Can you share a link to the site? maybe we can figure it out from the markup.
Haven’t seen or heard of other plugins for this.
You can problem still update using GD Import/export.
Did you give it a try?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/settings/import-export/#recommendedIf you are using BuddyPress be sure to change the slug from search to something like directory-search
If that isn’t the issue, please share WP Admin credentials in a private reply so we can check your settings.
Thanks
This reply has been marked as private.Indeed. Looks like it is set for mobile display only.
Have you checked the page template used on the home page?Thanks, the developers will take a look
Please share a link to the tabs UI where you are trying to setup and tell us what you are trying to do.
“These listings are tied together” ?
This reply has been marked as private.Have you tried using a sidebar menu on that page?
Does the members page have a sidebar? You can maybe adjust the page template to show a sidebar.Right, upgrade or downgrade between packages is the way it works. All the settings in packages are in the package settings.
You can always add bespoke items for sale, too, and often members create specialty services for sale to their customers later.
It’s true, you would need to add the Custom Post Type addon for that option.
For the free plugin yes your locations will need an address in the default location.
Add a test listing to see how it is saved with required fields.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/custom-post-types/
