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I cannot find any listing with a contact form? Can you send us a listing that has an email address added to the listing and that shows a link to the Enquiry Form? Thanks.
Please have a look at your site now, I set it up for Physicians, you need to say YES to GD > Place/other CPT settings > advance search > category > show in main search bar
GD is GeoDirectory, the replacement for GeoTheme (GT).
GeoTheme has been discontinued and replaced with GeoDirectory.
You can convert your GT site to a GD site with the conversion script, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/geotheme-to-geodirectory-conversion-tutorial/Visitors can choose to browse or search, so adding Popular Categories and CPT categories widgets might clarify they can just browse as well. But if they choose to search, then most people expect results to be relevant to the search.
You can change the default text using the language file, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/
Have a look at something like this: https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-post-type-widgets/
Other WP plugins will not display any GD data except title and featured images as per Paolo’s post.PS: You can add more than one Popular Post widget to your homepage, one for each CPT.
To choose the listings shown in the content section of the Home and Location pages, go to Appearance > Widgets and change the settings of the “GD > Popular Post View” widget in the GD > Home Content section.
Your GD core language file was outdated, and I updated it, so now you should find %s description and %s title in there ready for translation.
For next time, please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/updating-your-language-files/You did not have an Advanced Search language file, I added one on the correct spot, see
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/In the GD core language file you will “%s Title” and “%s Description”.
The %s is the singular name of the CPT. That is how you translate “Entreprise description” and “entreprise title”.Are all your addons up to date? I thought the “select option” was fixed a few versions back.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/missing-translations/Tip: you cannot use capital letters in slugs, so please try “scheidungsanwalt”. Thanks.
1. You need the CPT dropdown if you have more than one CPT, only one CPT can be searched at the same time.
2. You can hide the “Search for” field with CSS. That means that no keyword will be searched for in the title, description, category or tags. See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#how
3. You can hide the “Near field” with CSS. That means every search will search all over the world at the same time, unless the visitor has selected a location already from the location switcher.
4. You can add any custom field to the “Customize my Search” button, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#filter
So you can add a dropdown of categories that way, example at https://wpgeo.directory/hotels/Sorry, but that is not possible.
You can search for a seaside hotel without specifying a location, and all seaside hotels will be returned, but you cannot select more than one country, unless you want results in all countries.The switcher can be added as a shortcode to anywhere else you like, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-shortcodes/
Search results are always presented with relevance to what the visitor searched for. A visitor needs to choose if they want to search for something or sort a category list for example.
I guess you mean the dollar ones?
You have not entered them correctly as a style.I am guessing because you maybe entered listings before translating the country. I’ll get the developers to have a look too.
