Greg Barr

Then you can add your own page-specific sidebar with whatever content you want in it. Cool.

Dangit. Right after saying that I went to remove the sidebar from my “add listings” page, and discovered that in THAT case, setting “Page Template” to full width really DID make it the full width of the screen which isn’t what I want. On to the workarounds. : /

I also wish there was a little more discrete control over which widgets appear in the sidebar. Just having the one widget manager for all “GD Pages” is kinda limiting. : /

For this Add Listings page, it’d be ideal to have the sidebar turned on, and then put information and instructions specific to the addition of places and events in it.

First that P.S. yes, I’m so so close! It’s taken a couple hours but I think I’ve done way more than the typical amount of CSS stuff than the average bear so I kinda expected it would.

Re: the sidebar thing…yeesh, sorry, sometimes I get so tied up trying to do everything with CSS I miss things there actually ARE configuration settings for. In my defense, there aren’t very many.

On that front, a suggestion: It would be really nice if you provided two “page templates” to pick from, one for left sidebar and one for right, as on different pages they make sense on different sides. I am glad that in Supreme V2 “full width page” is now the width you define for site, vs. FULL width across the entire screen.

Very glad to hear that. What’s best way to stap on top of announcements of new features like that? I don’t wanna miss that!

That’s PERFECT! Thanks so much!

No. On my home page I do not offer ability to view in different display modes.
I’m talking about my Clubs and Events main pages, and search results, where users can view in either grid or list.
https://corncendev.wpengine.com/clubs
https://corncendev.wpengine.com/clubs/category/mid-atlantic-1
https://corncendev.wpengine.com/events

Thanks for the prompt response. Ability to search by “near any place” like that is pretty cool. I don’t quite know what the use case would be for my site which is a national directory of clubs and events people search for at the city or state level, but I see how it’d be valuabe for local directories.

Consider my voice one asking to prioritize user-side setting of near-me distance.

An interesting related oddity I just discovered. If you type “near something” in the search field it works great, offers you options with the “Near: Something” format, for example a city like Denver:

But the word “in” doesn’t work the same though, which is a shame. In V1 searching in region was tricky because people needed to know to pause for the “In: Colorado (region)” to pop up and then pick that.

Based on how “near Denver” works I was hoping a quick “in Colorado” and quick click of the enter key would work that same way, so you could tell people to search in those two ways without relying on the popup menu.

Know what I mean? Hopefully that’s something y’all can add, and not a “just the way it is” with the google search thingy.