Alex Rollin
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In most cases you want to put the link in the event, the idea being that people add events more often and need to connect them back. Otherwise it would be two steps, add an event, then edit the place and link to the event.
They are the same thing, but not redundant. There is the option in the field to allow linking to any (not just my own places). In which case if ten thousand people added events linked to my place, I could still, with the right settings, show only the ones I have linked to and not the ones link to my place by others.
By claimed, no, but by package with a customization, yes:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-sort-listings-by-price/V2 makes the package part of the sorting options.
You are using V1. When you upgrade to V2 you can use a Ninja Form to include/remove fields.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/ninja-forms/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/try-geodirectory-v2/Changing the form for V1 requires a customization. You can search the forum for some examples.
Try this css in your customizer
.geodir-filter-container .customize_filter-in ul li { list-style: none!important; }Great! 🙂
Search returns results based on relevance of keywords in Title, Description, Categories and Tags. If a listing is featured, it is also considered more relevant.
Search does not have sorting, though, so there isn’t a way to set all featured to pop up to the top with GD settings. Sorting options only apply to Archive pages.
It will be displayed as the fallback.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/images/#fallbackIf you don’t want to display a field label or icon, then you need to use GD Post Meta instead of Output location.
We have an example here of how to switch:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#switchWell, your server is timing out when I try to connect with FTP. You might start there.
Please send a link to the page so we can see about a CSS fix for that.
Thanks
Change that in WP Settings:
WP – Settings – Reading -Posts per pageWe will be adding “Show Favorites” for current user, so, as a shortcode you can put that on a page for members. We haven’t added it yet but it will be included in an upcoming version. We’ll let you know when it comes out.
Hi Martin,
Many members choose to link to location pages. They are unique because they show multiple post types with a location filter.
If you add it to a menu you should link to a specific location where you have listing, and use location description content, too.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/location-manager/#location-data
Looks like they have workarounds: https://jetpack.com/support/related-posts/customize-related-posts/
Hi!
Be default the map shown on the detail page, the one that is in the tabs, that map uses the GD Map element with the option “Use post map zoom and type?” enabled. That means that whenever a user enters the add listing form and adjusts the map zoom, that zoom level is saved with the listing and used to determine the zoom of the map on the tab (or any other map shown on the page with the option enabled).
So, want to change that?
To override the default settings of shortcodes used in tabs you have to:
Go to the tabs UI for the CPT
Remove the tab
Add a new tab (using the fieldgroup)
Add a new shortcode field to that tab
Include a GD Map shortcode that has the options you want (like turning off that option above)You might want to use a shortcode like this one:
[gd_map width="100%" height="425px" maptype="ROADMAP" zoom="1" map_type="post"]What you don’t want is
post_settings="1"because that will use the zoom settings of the user doing the input.
Let us know how it goes
