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That is the GD Listings page.
Did you add a map to the sidebar of the Listing page?
Then the pinpoint should highlight the location on the map.

1. We would need to see your settings.
I think it should be in less than a month, but that is not a promise.

2. The new version will have a separate page for each neighborhood. It will not have ability to create “zones”.

Try this:

#geodir_claim_form .row label {height: initial;}

Let us know how you went.

I do not see any pagination links on that page ??

The neighbourhood system has been rebuilt and you will be able to search neighbourhoods etc easily in the next version which is not that far away.

In the meantime, just add the neighborhood widget on your website and it will provide the links.

Thanks

I guess you are referring to a code like this:

[gd_listings post_type="gd_place" layout="3" category="1,3" post_number="10" list_sort="high_review"]

You do not have any categories with those IDs, look in the last column at
/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=gd_placecategory&post_type=gd_place

Or you could use this page: /places/restaurants/

Your sidebars on the GD pages all seem to work fine.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#typical

For sidebars on your theme pages, I suggest to contact the theme developer or their documentation.

@netbrasil Apologies, mate 🙁 Got that one wrong, that’s how it worked on my test site, or at least seemed to worked. Luckily we got Stiofan to correct me. Sorry again.

I am guessing you built the site as HTTP and then changed to HTTPS.
In that case you have to update all URLs, with a tool like https://interconnectit.com/products/search-and-replace-for-wordpress-databases/
See also https://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress