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OK, I have moved the CORE and EVENTS languages files to the correct location, you should be able to do the others.

For example the correct location for the events language files is /wp-content/languages/geodirevents, see image.

The correct locations are explained at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/

Let us know how you go. Thanks.

Supreme is already a child theme of the Directory Starter theme.
The Supreme documentation is here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/supreme-directory-overview/

1. Where are you trying to enable a blog sidebar?

2. Look at the link I posted earlier. You probably need this CSS:
.featured-area::before {
opacity: 0;
}

3. Have a look here to change the Site Title and Tagline:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/supreme-directory-overview/#homepage

4. To remove the sidebar on the homepage, go to GD > Design > Home tab > UN-tick “Home right section”

5. Number of widgets in the footer can be adjusted in functions.php, I think. I’ll get Giri to look at that question.

Admin details would be very handy. Thanks.

You need the Payments and Prices addon, and create a price package that is featured by default.
Visitors can then choose to have a featured listing by selecting a different package.
And admin can manually set a listing to featured in the backend then.

Chipping in: You can also use categories to organize your locations instead of tags as suggested by Paolo. That way you can create a pre-set list of “regions” and you can even add it to the Advanced Search widget as an additional search option.
Sorry to give you so many choices 🙂

Hi Regina, I split your questions into a separate topic.
I don’t understand your question, because it seems you have both Supreme and GDF themes active, which normally is not possible, you can only have one theme at the same time.

To adjust colors etc, some needs to be done with CSS, have a look here:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/

If you have any other questions, make sure to post a URL of the relevant pages so we can understand better. If you post your WP admin details in a private reply we can inspect your settings too if that is required.

Thanks.

Well done 🙂

For future reference:
* You need to set a menu in WP > Appearances > Menus
* Then in GD > design > navigation, you can add what GD links you want in the menu
* In GD > Multilocations, add the Location Switcher

Have you added your GD navigation to your menu?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#navigation