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Thanks for letting us know.

I was able to upload a 695kb image [1920×1280] but not a 4.4mb image [5000×3333].
I think you’ll find it is the result of some server restriction, but I will get the Whoop developer to have a look at your question too.

You’re welcome 🙂

You need to add a GD Home Map widget to a GD Home Page section to get a map there.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory

Hopefully that helps.

Yes, that is correct with a standard GD installation, that is why that option is there.
If you want to give users control over their profile on the front end, you can install plugins that add that functionality, we recommend BuddyPress.

There are a number of places you can add custom CSS, all of the ones you refer to are fine.
If you only want CSS to affect the destinations page, you need to target that page, for example:

.single-gd_place h1 {font-size: 50px}

That will target the H1 heading on the detail [single] page for destinations [gd_place].
You can find the page specific classes in the body style attributes if you look at the source of the page.

Absolutely no problem … http://courtsofaustria.ballin.at/basketball_courts/streetball-court/volkstheater-weghuber-park/

Local issue? Corrupt file? Not a valid format?