Alex Rollin
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You can simply uncomment it if you want to keep it, but it is also hiding the category selector.
I must be missing something. I don’t see a sidebar on the page.
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For the layout, there may be a way to set the ‘near’ field to appear before the ‘search for’ field, I will flag your question for the developers and they will let us know if that is possible.
Refining the search, I don’t think this is possible, but, again, the developers will let us know for sure. Certainly there isn’t a “Refine Search” feature available with GD at this time.
If you want to disable the “click on something” functionality then just disable the search autocompleter”
GD – Settings – Advanced Search – Enable search autocompleter? – UNCHECK
Hmm…try clearing your cache. I just used the frontend form and I didn’t see the issue.
Which browser are you using?
The commas should be ok, it is probably the package that was the hangup.
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You can add as many categories as you like but only one default category.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/places/categories/#default-categoryNo,unless explicitly selected, the parent category count will not be incremented by adding a listing to the subcategory.
This reply has been marked as private.No, but the developers will take a look as soon as possible.
