Alex Rollin
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Allrightythen 🙂
I see you have disabled maps. If you disable maps then near search will not work.
Perhaps you would like to use OpenStreetMaps in the settings at
GD – Design – Map – Select Maps API
You don’t need to display maps on the front page, but, without maps you cannot set latitude and longitude for your posts.
This is caused by the GD Business Hours plugin
You should disable that, or seek support from the plugin author.
I have disabled it for now, try to add a listing nowYou have our docs, and we can’t really say more without checking the site.
Please share a link to a page with a map so we can check the console errors, or check it yourself by loading the chrome developer tools. You should see a link to a Google FAQ that explains why the map isn’t functioning.
Do you mean the license for the addon?
Update Single Site License for a decommissioned site
It may be that you started working on a site, then changed the URL or deleted or otherwise decommissioned the site. In this case, follow these steps:1. Visit https://wpgeodirectory.com/your-account/purchase-history/
2. Select “View Licences” for the product.
3. Select “Manage Sites”
4. Select the sites where you want to deactivate the license.If you mean the FB app, then that setting is in the FB app settings (in facebook).
In V2 package can be added to advanced search.
Somehow you have disabled maps on the add listing page, and the input of lat lon. Near search works with lat lon.
Did you remove that intentionally?
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Thanks for letting us know 🙂
The map element should be a minimum width to allow for the map bubble.
What element could be more responsive, in your opinion?GeoDirectory + Pricing Manager = 1 listing with 1 package at 1 price
Try disabling non GD plugins to identify the one that is adding that share feature.
A linked billing account is required, yes
