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This should work:
.geodir_popular_post_view .geodir-addtofav-icon {display:none}Yours might work too, but change it to
.geodir-addinfo .geodir-addtofav-icon { display: none; }geodir-addinfo is a class, not an ID, so it needs a
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#GD does not have the option for private discussion and protecting content etc, but some of that might be achieved with using a membership and buddypress plugins.
Ah, I see, you mean the custom fields of the listing, like website etc.
You can achieve that with CSS, this post should give you an idea as to how to do it:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/custom-field-examplesWithout seeing the page where you want to hide it, I am not sure that code will work, so if you want us to check, post at least your URL and maybe also your WP admin details.
I am guessing you have disabled the maps at GD > design > map.
Can you post your WP admin details in a private reply, then we can have a look at your settings.Only PayPal and Stripe support recurring billing. I’ll get the others to answer your other questions.
Only PayPal and Stripe support recurring billing. I’ll get the others to answer your other questions.
You just have to target the right class a bit better, for example
#geodir_content .geodir-addtofav-icon {display:none;}Without seeing the page where you want to hide it, I am not sure that code will work, but you should be able to adjust it if you inspect the code.
Not sure I understand. They are in a row are they not?
http://wordpressmu-3822-8567-17899.cloudwaysapps.com/try-geodirectory/places/united-states/pennsylvania/philadelphia/hotels/chestnut-hill-hotel/The default is 10 I think. That setting also affect the number of listings shown on the category pages, so it depends a bit what your default display is there (list view or 4 in a row etc). I suggest anywhere 15-30 … ?
have a look at this FAQ
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-change-the-number-of-listings-per-pageWhat it comes down to is this: They’d like to be able to control ALL the fonts and layout styles within GeoDirectory. Our question is, WHERE do we go to change them?
That would need to be done just the same as any other CSS. Most fonts are controlled by the theme, not GD.
You can go Appearance > customize > Typography, that might do some of the fonts, but the rest would be CSS.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/About the difference in H3 style on the events and the search page. If you inspect the code, you can see that somehow the events page is calling a bootstrap css file which is not being called by GD. And the search page is not. I am not quite sure whether the theme or another plugin is calling that.
Re the login widget, use the inspector to find the CSS, that also will show you were the CSS is coming from. See image.
Most CSS is not changed with settings, but code in the stylesheet.
You should never change any files that are part of the parent theme or any plugin, you will loose your changes in the next update.
CSS changes need to be made in the child theme’s style.css file or in special areas that write to the database like GD > design > scriptsI am not sure if only the business list can be targeted by user role. I doubt it.
The field is not a search field as such, you need to know the title of the Place exactly. Typing “Black” should get any listing starting with “Black” but will not get any listings like “The Black Horse”.
FYI: turning on comments at WP settings only turns on comments for new listings created after. For existing ones, you just edit the comment setting of the individual listing.
Just like the reverse of this: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-disable-reviews/
