Alex Rollin
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Hi,
thanks for writing in with that request.
What are you looking for specifically for counties?
I will add your request to the list.
Hello,
gridview is the correct display. Listview is for a wider area.
GD’s layouts are responsive and load automatically based on the width of the space available.
List view is not available in a space over 800px wide. It requires custom CSS to override the layouts.
See the selectors here if you want to do that:
This reply has been marked as private.Then you must install the Advanced Search Addon and activate it.
There isn’t a feature that matches that exactly, no.
For what you are after you would probably want to customize with PHP.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/faq/customizing/#listing-data
Follow these steps:
Visit https://wpgeodirectory.com/your-account/purchase-history/
Select “View Licences” for the product.
Select “Manage Sites”
Select the sites where you want to deactivate the license.https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/installing-addons/
There aren’t any additional settings for OSM at this time.
A house number field, I have added that as an idea for the developers to consider for a future version.
Do you mean categories displayed with GD Categories? Or something else?
Ah, ok, please see the screenshot attached
GD Author Actions can show or hide the delete link.
[gd_author_actions hide_delete="1"]Listings that are expired will show a “Renew” link, also displayed with GD Author Actions.
To test that, the renew link, make sure you have a non-recurring package.
Set a listing into that package with an expire date in the future, and save the listing.
Then, set the expire date into the past, and run the GD Listing Expire Check
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/status/#tools
In the backend you should see the post status as Expired, and then a renew link on the frontend.
Make sure you have GD Author Actions on the GD Details page. Most folks add it with a widget in the sidebar.
See also: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd_author_actions/
This reply has been marked as private.Hi!
Best practice with third party addons is to get the user logged in BEFORE they reach the add-listing page.
You can do that by adding a link from your plugin like “Login” and then title the link as “Add Listing” instead of “Login”.
Then, use the redirection settings of your plugin to get the user back to the add-listing page, or contact the plugin author to get advice about how to do a redirect.
The Login and Register links on the Add Listing page are provided as a convenience and are the default links that WordPress provides.
For more about customizing them see: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/account-management/#filter-links
Hello,
It isn’t possible to hide the address or the map using that same include/exclude feature.
You can use GD > Dynamic Content to show the map based on a condition
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/gd_dynamic_content/#examples
Thanks,
please also share WP Admin credentials so we can check out the issue on your site.
Your site is displaying an image, but, the image is of a something you don’t want, so, yes, editing those manually would be the thing to do.
GD offers fallback images. If the image field is blank then you can show a fallback image.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/design/images/#fallback
The developers have started work on an addon for this and will release it as soon as they have finished it.
