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Your map marker icons should be about 40 x 40 pixels, you have used large images instead of ICONs.
This reply has been marked as private.Hi AListair
It looked like you did make changes to the PO and MO files after the initial creation, but did not upload the changes again.
I also have removed the UK-English PO and MO file from the plugin language folder, if you leave the files there, they will be deleted in the future.
The UK-English PO and MO files really should only be in the /wp-content/languages/geodirectory folder.
I checked the translations and they work now, see image for an example.I think you were clear: you want to search near the center of a specific ZIP code and only within a specific category
The search looks for listings within a set radius of the lat and lng, regardless of the ZIP code.
Use the category ID as per example below.Therefore the search URL needs to include
* the lat and lng of the center of the ZIP code
* the radius of the area you want to search around the center of the ZIP code (which is not in the URL but at GD > General > Search tab
* the category ID – not the category nameYou cannot generate the search via ZIP only in a URL, you can search for a ZIP in the search widget and that will give you the lat and lng you got to use in the URL.
This night assist: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/what-caching-plugin-can-i-use/
You need to edit the Name and Singular Name at GD > Custom Post types > Event type
Let us know how you went.
Either all events need an address and lat and lng, or none of them do.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/#mandatory
You can turn off the address requirement at GD > General > Select CPT to disable physical location if you have the custom post type addon activated.
The lat and the lng in the URL is the center of the area of that post code. You can change the ZIP if you like, the results are governed by your set radius around the lat and lng. In other words, the search looks for listings within a set radius of the lat and lng, regardless of the ZIP code.
Use the category ID as per example below.
/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=+&snear=10013&sgd_placecategory%5B%5D=2&sgeo_lat=40.7217861&sgeo_lon=-74.00944709999999
Thanks for letting us know.
Working for me …
Although it seems you have changed from HTTP to HTTPS and that is giving some issues.
You will need to replace all your URLs, following instructions here:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress#Changing_Your_Domain_Name_and_URLsYou are using your admin account?
Try going to http://www.bestplacesinengland.co.uk/wp-admin after you logged in.That is what the Advanced Search addon does, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/advanced-search-filters/
You will need to activate the Location Manager addon
https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/location-manager/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/manage-locationIf you want to add the address to the info window, then this might assist too:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/adding-full-address-in-map-bubble/
