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I updated your multilocation, it was still 1.4.3 and now it it 1.4.6
You still need to add your license at GD > Auto updates/licenses. That is why you would not have known there was an update.I also corrected your homepage settings at Settings > Reading as per
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#homeThere are still JS errors, so I’ll escalate this for you.
If you untick one of the categories in the map legend, the map will come up, but the infowindows are not working.Google does, have a look here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/definitions/#location
For example, Google treats San Antonia de Ibarra as a different “city”.
Thanks for letting us know.
Can you first untick “Use description of default for all locations” and then save, and then go back in the category?
I had a go, but I cannot get it to work either, I’ll pass it back to Paolo.
Can we check out your admin please? Thanks.
Can you check that username please.
You’re welcome 🙂
You can only hide a CPT from the dropdown by deleting all listings in the CPT, or to delete the CPT itself.
You could try deleting them completely in admin, and then recreate.
Otherwise you will have to go and change them in the database as explained at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/why-do-my-locations-get-a-1-at-the-end/No, that is not possible, but you can add multiple Popular Post widgets on the same page to overcome that.
For a Genesis child theme you need Genesis framework.
Only GDF child themes will work with the GDFramework.Let us know if that answers your question.
States or regions are determined by the Google API.
You can only have regions (states) and cities, there is nothing in between.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/definitions/#locationThe other sites locate your street address correctly?
Can you share the URLs?User or Pwd does not work …
