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You’re welcome 🙂
It did work on my test site …
But it only worked if there was a min of 1 listing and only one row of listings.
I don’t really have the time now to look closer, but try me later, if you don’t find anybody.Enjoy the fruits of your labour 🙂
Have a look at the Social Importer language file.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/Buddypress does not interfere with how GD works, so people will still be able to register for free and add any GD listing you want them to.
The main thing Buddypress does is provide a better user profile page.This is what I get if I drag the marker to that location, see image.
Post your URL and admin details in a private message if you need us to have a look.
All GD locations come from the Google API and all locations in the world are in the city > region > country format.
Just drag your marker to the approx location and wait for the API to fill in the region details.
Or start typing in the address field and let Google suggest the address.Let us know if you still have problems.
No, not at all, a child theme will just mean you will have to reconnect your menus again after creating and activating the child theme. There should be little change required, but it is really best practice, and will prevent problems in the future.
Add this to your CSS:
.header-right-area {background: transparent}That grey color comes from the GD framework styling itself, and it seems it cannot be changed in the GDF options.
Just as a tip, I do that by using the language file and replacing one of the strings that is used up the top, or add it the description of the last price package with a bit of HTML.
Where and when do you get that message?
Also, post your URL and admin details in a private reply please.I struggle with this shortcode too.
It redirects the page to the GD register page for non-logged in visitors and adds the standard form to the page for logged-in users, ignoring anything else on the page.I guess it could be how it works, that it is not supposed to be used within any other text, but I’ll get Paolo to have a look for you.
This reply has been marked as private.There is nothing wrong with your geolocation settings, follow the instructions in the link I gave, turn off “coming soon” and try again.
Added the error suppression, but you really should use a child theme. You will loose any modification when there is a Whoop update.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_ThemesThat is currently not possible as a GD option.
Best suggestion I can give is to use Buddypress and the BuddyPress-GD integration addon, so a user can list their place and products from their profile page.See for example this link, where there are 2 custom posts listed up the top:
http://wptry.it/wordpress-directory-theme-whoop/members/wptryit/listings/
