Alex Rollin
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Try updating GD. It should be available in the list of widgets.
If the reviews tab is present, good, if not have you checked if it is hidden in GD – Design – Exclude selected tabs from detail page
Please share a URL so we can take a look.
If we need to check the settings please also include WP Admin credentials and login URL in a private reply.This reply has been marked as private.Thanks, the developers have been alerted.
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Yes, I can see the error when I click on places.
Usually a permission denied issue like that means that the files are not owned by the right user.
Try re-owning them to the main user or contact your host.
Did you load the files by FTP, or through the frontend?
If you did it via FTP, you might try reloading them through the WP site.
GDV2 is Great! I mean, we all love it because it offers so many more opportunities for our members to personalize their sites.
I have setup sites like what you are looking for, in the past. The answer is not to think that one plugin or theme will solve the issue, but to think of ‘matching’.
For example, let’s say you make a WP Post category called “Hike Tour Guide” and then you have Places with tag “Hiking Tour Stop”.
These go together, ‘match’, so the question becomes how to use old and new tools to show them on the page that you have dreampt up in your imagination.
The answer is not just GD usually, but also tools that come with your theme or builders, using them to bring content/posts together and show them in ways that make sense to your site visitors.
I am sure GDV2 is what you should be using, especially if yours is a new site. It has a lot of great options for your niche that you may not use tomorrow but that you will want to have handy as your build out new features on your site over time.
Please see the docs: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/themes/supreme/
The site should work now.
If you install GDV2, please check the docs first for instructions.This reply has been marked as private.Some of the strings are from Supreme directory – write a review, view map, show listings
– The translation file should be in the folder wp-content/languages/themesSome of the strings are from Pricing Manager – go back and edit with pricing info
– The translation file should be in the folder wp-content/languages/pluginsSome of the strings are from Geodirectory Core – go back and edit default, review information
– The translation file should be in the folder wp-content/languages/pluginsThey exist as blocks and shortcodes, but not widgets. I will flag your topic for the developers, who can let us know if they have plans to publish them as widgets, too.
Sure thing.
DOc: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/common-examples/#cover-imageThis reply has been marked as private.
