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Cannot figure this one out, I’ll get Paolo for you.
This reply has been marked as private.Works fine for me. Have you tried clearing all caches, and while logged out?
Tried in FF and Chrome.Yes, dashboard admin details please.
1. Listing owner automatically and admin is optional:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-notifications/2. The same time as the speed of your server and the speed of the recipients mail server 🙂
Did you add both CPTs at GD > BP integration?
Post your URL and admin details in a private reply, then we can have a look for you.1. GD cannot create subdomains for each city. You can achieve that using multisite and creating a site for each city.
2. If you mean a Featured Listing, no that is not possible. Listings are based on an address, so that would not work. But you can add information in the widget areas of the GD Home/Location sections, so it shows on every location page.
With the free version, you cannot add a listing outside that location. Are you trying to add a listing in another town than Luxembourg city?
We can check if you post your URL and admin details in a private reply.Sounds very much like a theme or plugin conflict.
Can you post your admin details and URL in private reply please.I have no problem with adding shortcodes; I tested with a new page and all went as expected.
Can you post details of a page with a shortcode that is not working?Your Highend settings are at 100% full-width, and that is the same for your GD pages.
I just added something to your custom CSS to make the GD breadcrumbs fit a bit better.This page introduces you to organizing GD pages:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/If there is anything else you want a hand with, can you be as specific as possible, including URLs etc.
I just updated it without any problems. Please check.
You are welcome 🙂
Your html variable name is facility_swimming_pool
So you need a style for .geodir_facility_swimming_pool in style.css.
Using the inspector as per https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/ will show you where the code is.Yes, I did. Your html-variable was different than the example:
Every custom field automatically is asigned a CSS class like geo_HTML variable name
