Alex Rollin
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Generally speaking we would recommend that email not be displayed…anywhere, as it is a bad practice.
There is contact form function through an integration with Ninja Forms.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/integrations/ninja-forms/
Ninja Forms has a GD Claim Form. Setup a form using that template, then add a GD > Ninja Forms widget and select that form.
No, responsive layouts are LTR, usually, so the content to the right is pushed under the content to the left, but this is really about how your theme is setup.
Since you are using a custom theme you could try a left sidebar approach to achieve that.
Hello,
I can edit place back and frontend, and map on detail page loads for me.
for post 1036 also
Can you describe steps to recreate the issue?
Hello,
You can use the Tabs UI to adjust the tabs order, this is one of the premier features of V2
Hello,
GDV2 uses the default WP registration/login by default.
With BuddyPress installed you can set the BP options for Login and Registration.
If you want more than what is offered through the GD-BP integration you can try out UsersWP
In V2 the gd_listings shortcode can also have a location set.
Was events Activated when the converter was run?
Please share WP Admin, FTP, and DB access info in a private reply so we can do some additional debugging.
This reply has been marked as private.It looks like just searching “Austin” finds a different Austin, so try searching Austin, TX, instead. Will your directory be limited to the United States? I have added “United States” to the option at
GD, General, Search, Add location specific text to (Near) search for Google -> United States
I also turned on Near search autocomplete at
GD, Advanced Search, Enable Near autocompleter
That will make searches “IN” Austin if Austin is selected from the autocomplete options.
Can you send an updated screenshot and point out the issue again?
When i view at 1980×1080 I dont see any issues jumping out at me.
That is not a GD search URL.
Can you take a screenshot of the problem?
If you search for something, and you think something is missing from the search, we need to see the same search you made, and a link to the listing you think is missing.
Right now the search seems to be working correctly.
This reply has been marked as private.That’s right, no home page, not needed.
Now you have both location and archive templates to work with.
For clarity’s sake we refer to the listing pages as Archive pages, and the template that controls them as the Archive page template.
The Detail page is where the reviews are entered.
I added some more comments and things seem to be working ok for now.
A task has been created to look into the design issues and an update will be posted here about that.
