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Add this to your CSS at GD > design > scripts > css
.site-title {text-align: center;}That option indeed does not seem to work, I’ll escalate to check.
No, you need all the columns and they cannot be re-ordered. You can leave non-mandatory columns empty.
I de-activated 3 caching plugins, and that got the maps to work for a bit, but you will have to delete those plugins from your system:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/what-caching-plugin-can-i-use/If that does not fix it, you will have to de-activate some plugins to find the conflict.
You had entered the city name as latitude and longitude in the settings.
Please check now.Go to GD > Custom Post Types > Place CPT > Edit.
Change there whatever you want.This reply has been marked as private.please provide FTP in a private reply, thanks
To filter locations, you can add the location switcher to your menu.
First add a menu at GD > design > navigation, and then go to GD > Multilocations > Show location switcher in menu > YESYour CSV file does not have the same columns in the same order as required.
The best idea is to create an event and then export your own events file; the sample events file has errors in it. I attached the correct CSV for events.You also have wrong characters, like Pujada de la Merc�, 10
I guess you pasted from somewhere else.Can you post your CSV file and WP admin and URL then we can have a check.
Unless you have the Location Manager installed, you can only import listings in your default location.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export/logo is the HTML variable name, that automatically creates the class.
Set the upload file custom field to also show on listing pages.
Here is the link to the example in the post I linked to above.
http://gd.guustflater.com/services/shops/Your setting at WP Settings > General > Anyone can register was turned off.
I can see distances in the search results.
Please check.This might give you a head start: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/custom-field-examples/#logo
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