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You’re welcome 🙂
That video is indeed fairly old now, that is why we put the warning above it: ” Some steps and screenshots in the video are for older versions of GD, please also review the rest of the article.”
Lots of improvements have been made since that video was made.Maybe it is time to retire the video or to make a new one. I’ll discuss this with the others.
All other information on https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/ should be correct and up-to-date, let us know if you need clarification.
This reply has been marked as private.1. Try adding the domain instead of the subdomain.
11. I can see the translation just fine when adding an event or a place. Do you mean the last bits are not added? That is because you are not using the Payment Manager addon.
12. Have a look in the Advanced Search language file.
I cannot see that, please give URLs of pages you want us to inspect.
It probably it a CSS issue with your theme, this should assist you with solving it:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/I tested it and I think the problem is because “%s Description” and “%s Title” uses the database entries and not the language file entries.
But you can just replace “%s Description” and “%s Title” with “Business Description” and “Business Title”. You can ignore the warning message PoEdit gives.
I added this at GD > design > scripts:
.col-md-9 { width: 100%; }because your theme has that at
.col-md-9 { width: 75%; }But I am not sure that was your problem?
This reply has been marked as private.You can find CSS coding examples that are regularly asked here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-styling-examples/More tips and tricks at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/category/tips-and-tricks/
To add latest listing of more than one CPT, you need to use a Popular Post widget for each CPT.
You can adjust the CSS so they can go next to each other if that is what you want.Please look at Whoop Options > Header styling options and use the options there for your buttons.
You can also use CSS, for example
#mobile-navigation-left ul li {background: blue;}
will change the background of the buttons.There is no need to set up anything new when activating the CPT addon, it will just make translations a lot easier. Try it.
Maybe you can translate “%s Title” to “Titel – %s”, then it does not really matter.
I am not sure that those code changes will solve things for every language, it might solve things for German, but I already alerted the developers to have a look at your post too.
You’re welcome 🙂
Places and Events are the two default custom post types, but they are still custom post types.
So you would translate Events and Event in the event language file and Place and Places in the Core language file.
Using the Custom Post Types addon will allow you to translate Events and Event and Place and Places direct in the admin backend too.
You can do that at Whoop Options > Header options.
