Alex Rollin
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Hi Hannah,
The best way to set this up is to make a new Custom Post Type called “Member Profile”.
GD – Settings – Post Types – Add new
Add that Custom Post Type, then visit the Custom Fields tab for the Post type.
WP Backend – Members (New CPT) – Settings – Custom Fields (Tab)
Add the “Link to Place” field on the bottom of the page by clicking it once. It will show up on the right side.
Now you have a way to link a member to a place!
Sure, here is an example of a filter
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/customizing/#examplesWe have FA Pro support in an upcoming version. Please wait for that release, this week or next, to try it out and let us know.
Thanks
Where or how are you trying to add the location?
For GDV2 there isn’t a direct variable for the location, but you might be able to make a useful link with the GD Post Badge.Please share a few examples URLs with a short explanation for the inaccuracies you are seeing.
Please also share WP Admin credentials in a private reply in case we need to check the settings.
Thanks,
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Loos like there’s a problem for GDF Child, the developers will look into it and get back to you here.
Please make a new topic. Every country has different formatting for address and we may need to add some compatibility for those addresses. We would like to help, so please make a new issue and followup with a private reply where you can include some addresses where you have seen this issue happen on your site. We will also need WP Admin so please include that ina follow up reply.
This reply has been marked as private.Please send a new link where we can see the text issue. Please also include a screenshot if you can
Where are you hosted?
What happens if you disable all cache?Where are you hosted?
What happens if you disable all cache?Yoast has instructions here: https://kb.yoast.com/kb/implement-wordpress-seo-breadcrumbs/
Try enabling development mode
https://getflywheel.com/wordpress-support/a-guide-to-the-advanced-tab-of-the-flywheel-dashboard/Attached
Hello,
the image size option in GD Post Images lets you choose between the preset media sizes supported on your site, but has nothing to do with the size of the image on the screen.
The GD Post Images element will Always expand to fill whatever container it is in.
As an example, we put some limits on the container in the listing elements like GD Loop but only as a percentage of the page width. For example 25% for a grid 4 layout. GD Post Images itself expands to fill that 25%.
To change the size of the image on the screen you can either:
1. Adjust the container, like, make the page width smaller, or,
2. Add a column (same result which is to shrink the container).You are using Elementor so you can use that to set the width of the container in either case, yes? If not, then you can adjust the desktop container width in the customizer for the theme.
