Alex Rollin
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Post your archive item content here in code tags like:
archive item contentSo we can take a look
OK, we will take a look at that
Glad the cache clear fixed it up
Please provide a link where we can see the issue.
Usually this is one of two issues
1. Using GD Shortcodes in a Classic editor block. WP will add/insert line breaks and paragraphs
2. Theme styling of Blocks, adding margins and padding.Please check your archive item and move shortcodes into shortcode or html blocks as needed.
Other archive items look fine.
Please provide a link so we can check it out.
We have a task to work on it as soon as our current priority items are complete.
I will flag your question for the developers.
About the issue of not saving, try clearing your browser cache.
I tried on that listing frontend and backend edit, twice, and it worked for me.Whichever one is the ‘new’ site will need the licenses deactivated and reactivated.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/installing-addons/#url-change
Next step is to check your archive item template.
Open that up and make sure gd_output_location is there, and double check the “show in what locations” settings.You have two copies of the plugin, one for each site?
And you have entered license keys in each?1. If I understand it correctly, this is now the default, to edit with the slider, because there is new functionality allowing for different input methods based on the time format settings in WP.
2. I was able to edit hours, save, edit again (restore) and save on your site. Can you point at a page with a problem?
This reply has been marked as private.I don’t see it, and you are expecting an other image to show? For which listing?
Is there still an issue, now?
We can check into why it happened on your site if you like, just share credentials here so we can do that.
When issues come up, we fix them and put the fixes into the next release.
“WordPress Administrator Account Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
Username:
Password:SFTP / FTP Credentials
Host URL:
Port:
Username:
Password: “Please share WP Admin and FTP details so we can check into the issue.
Thanks 🙂
“WordPress Administrator Account Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
Username:
Password:SFTP / FTP Credentials
Host URL:
Port:
Username:
Password: “Please share WP Admin and FTP details so we can check into the issue.
Thanks 🙂
“WordPress Administrator Account Credentials
WP Admin Login URL:
Username:
Password:SFTP / FTP Credentials
Host URL:
Port:
Username:
Password: “
