Alex Rollin
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Please share WP Admin so we can look into that on your site for you.
Excellent, very good very good 🙂
Yes, in the custom post type settings.
Please share the following info in a private reply so we can find a solution for you.
“WordPress Administrator Account Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
Username:
Password:SFTP / FTP Credentials
Host URL:
Port:
Username:
Password: “See: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/getting-started/
That will give you info about GD Output Location for your sidebar.It looks like maybe GD Post Meta for tags in the top below the breadcrumbs.
The design will be custom CSS. LOTS of custom CSS there.
Can you share a link to a page where it is working?
ThanksIt is the Archive Item template.
Watch the video here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/personalize/GD > Settings > Pages > GD Archive Item page
Thanks,
I would recommend trying to disable all non GD addons to see if the problems goes away.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/troubleshooting/#conflict-testthe developers will take a look.
Yes, you can change some slugs by changing the actual page slugs, others in the CPT settings.
Please send a screenshot or link to show what you are trying to change.
In your case the best bet might be using the Near Me button and then focus on directing users to the CPT Archive pages. There isn’t a way to do things…one way…and another way..at the same time. Merging listings into a single area is still an option. You should give it a try, merging one small area into another and see how the listing is effected.
What address, for example?
I am thinking that it takes some effort to make the content on the location page unique, but that GeoDirectory provides you with tools to do that.
This reply has been marked as private.Shortcodes are being rendered in the field, the html field with embedded media enabled.
Are you sure the shortcode/plugin you are using is working?
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