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Navigate to the listing in the backend or the frontend and put a space in the Phone number.
That field takes any characters, including spaces, for example +1 (52) 7880 1005I changed your permalinks and it seems fine now, please check.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#postnamesA rating is required, so the lowest rating needs to be selected.
1) Disallow users to add listings at GD > Design > Navigation
“My listings” will only show to users that have listings, and without it, they cannot update their listing.2) De-activate Clef altogether? If you don’t want to use it for your users, then there is little point to use it for wp-admin. Your users do not have access to that anyway.
Hi Matt, have a look at the listings in the backend, you will have to set to unclaimed in the sidebar. Because you added the Claims addon after you added the listings, they think you are the owner.
Have you tried this setting:
GD > Advanced search > REDIRECT SETTINGS ON FIRST TIME LOAD > First time load redirect > Redirect to nearest location (on first time load users will be auto geolocated and redirected to nearest geolocation found)PS: Please log in with your current membership if you’d like support for GD addons.
Shortcodes can only work in HTML custom fields.
1) I created an HTML custom field called “Guust” with variable “guust”
Make sure it is admin only, allowing users to add shortcodes is risky.2) Then I added this code to functions.php
add_filter(‘geodir_tab_show_geodir_guust’,’my_enable_shortcodes_on_field’,10,2);
function my_enable_shortcodes_on_field($html, $variables_array){
return apply_filters(‘the_content’, $html);
}3) Then add a shortcode to that field.
There is some redirection going on I do not understand, so try turning off all plugins you do not need in your sandpit and see how you go. It works on my test site, but I do not have all your other plugins.
1) Have a look at this: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/common-code-snippets/#add-listing
2) To add extra content below a field, adjust the description for the field at GD > Place Settings > Custom Fields.
3) To hide the price packages, add this CSS:
.geodir_price_package_row {display: none !important}You can achieve that with the Advanced Search Addon.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/advanced-search-filters/To update GD plugins, please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/what-is-the-best-way-to-update-the-gd-plugins/
Customizations should never be made to a parent theme, so it would be safe to update the starter theme using the normal WP process.
If you did make customizations, make sure to move them to a safe place, for example use code snippets for php code, and GD > Design > scripts for CSS.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/useful-plugins/#snippetsOnce you have moved all customizations from Supreme or Starter to a safe place, you can also update Supreme by owerwriting all the files using FTP.
Please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/supreme-directory-overview/
To change the footer text, have a look at https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/footer-support/
To add the “Near me” function, you need the Advanced Search addon, which allows for geolocation. You also will need a SSL certificate then.
To add a drop down of your categories, you need the Advanced Search addon too.
See an example here:
https://wpgeo.directory/attractions/
The first dropdown is CPTs, the second one is for categories if you select Attractions as CPT.Let’s start with URL and WP admin.
Thanks.Your paid package is set to only accept 3 characters for tags, so I am guessing you added featured as a tag in the backend, and because the package does only allow 3 characters, all you get is “fea”.
The number in the price package is the number of characters allowed, not the number of tags.
