Alex Rollin
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The default layout for list view for GDV2 is similar.
It would require some custom CSS and layout elements to make it look exactly like that, but it is certainly possible.If you want to write your own CSS we have a guide: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
If you want help you can contact an expert here:
https://geodirectoryexperts.com/That would need to be set as a custom role property like “listing_owner”. You really need another plugin to set all that up.
GeoDirectory uses a different model, add the listing first.
GD does not output the lat lon using the features of GeoDirectory.
It would require your own custom code to do that.Can you share access details so we can check into the issue?
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I have flagged your topic for the developers to take a look. I can see what you mean. When a text block is added the shortcode isn’t showing up in the window.
In the meantime, please see:
Please see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/builders/#notesTry increasing the posts per page at
WP Backend – Settings – Reading – Post per page
That is a customization, and it looks like it is combining the review count (from the post) and then a link to the reviews.
That should be in the core plugin, have you checked there?
If you are using GDV1 you could try this or search the forum for other examples:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/set-custom-post-type-on-search-form/#post-427515
This is now a built in option for GDV2 when creating a new search bar.There are two kinds of searches.
NEAR search will use the setting for the search radius, and search from the center point of ‘florida’ for listings that match the value in the ‘search for’ field.
IN search will search listings IN Florida; this is the IN search you mention from the dropdown.Please see this one for more: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/
Hello,
to customize GD templates you can see our pages here:
GDV1 https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-geodirectory-templates/
GDV2 https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/customizing/Thanks for reporting, the developers have been alerted.
If they are from the free package, the white boxes, then you can hide them with CSS based on the price package using this method:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-code-snippets/#packageV2 has the price package already included.
Let us know how it goes
If you want to update the data for use with GDV2, yes, you will need a license for them.
