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Have you updated/merged your translated file with the new payments PO file?
I can see some checkout strings in the latest version.
What can’t you translate?Can you post your URL and admin details in a private reply so we can have a look for you. Include URLs of listings where we can see this happen.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#multiselect
About question #1:
Go to Appearance > widgets > and add “Popular Post View” widget to one of the “GD Listings” sections.1. You can add a popular post widget withe the location-less listings to your GD Listings/Category pages …
2/3. Not sure what you mean … users cannot add a listing themselves? Then it is not a problem is it?
Listings with addresses cannot be submitted without addresses.
You can create a form that collects the stuff you need, and then add the listing yourself in the backend?I am guessing you have the star set as separator in the yoast settings at SEO > Titles & Metas > General > Title Separator.
Or did you enter the star at SEO > Titles & Metas > Homepage > Title template ?You’re welcome 🙂
1. Yes: GD > design > listings > New listing default status > Draft
2. You will need the Claims addon for that: https://wpgeodirectory.com/addons/claim-manager/
You’re welcome 🙂
1. Images need to be uploaded; all the payment addon does is to limit images per package if you want.
GD scales any images uploaded to a listing, to a maximum size of 800 x 800 pixels.
You can set the upload max size at GD > general > general tab > Maxi upload file size(in mb)2. Price packages are set on a per CPT basis. When setting up a new package, you nominate the custom post type.
3. Yes, you can have heaps of subcategories under a category.
The number of categories is basically unlimited.4. The payment addon only supports recurring payments for PayPal. To use any type of payment, including recurring, with Stripe, you will need the Stripe addon.
5. That’s how it works, choose to expire, draft or a lower package.
6. Custom fields are added at GD > Place (or other CPT) settings > custom fields:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#customIt does that regardless of the device, just resize your browser on a PC small enough to engage the responsiveness, and you will see the images come back when narrowing even more.
I alerted the Whoop developer to this post too.1. You can create a custom post type without addresses if you like, so they do not show up on the map.
GD > general > general tab> Select CPT to disable physical location2. You can adjust some of the settings at GD > place (or other CPT) settings > custom fields > Field address.
But if you want listings to appear on the map, they will need address, city, region and country, and by hiding everything except the map (so users drag their marker) will lead to some submissions not being able to be completed if the Google API cannot find the correct info. Sometimes the API needs a hand.
I suggest to hide the lat and lng in the custom field and then provide some info that tells people they can just drag the marker until all address fields are populated, or to use the address fields and then click on “set on map”.Can you send us your admin details in a private reply to, so we can review your settings?
Can you post your URL and admin details in a private reply so we can have a look at your settings etc.
You will have to delete all places permanently, and then hide “Places” from the map at GD > design > map.
Have you changed the settings at GD > Buddypress integration?
If you need us to have a look, post your URL and admin details in a private reply.
