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1. Add this to your CSS (adjust as required):
.geodir-bubble_desc h4 {background: white; background-color: white}2. You should use a child theme with the GDF framework, either GDF modern or GDF child. That should fix the search widget.
1. Some fields cannot be admin only, like the address, city, region and country, description, title etc. Without them, a listing does not work.
2. GD > design > scripts tab> css
3. I do not understand why you would do that, but if you want to create any form you will need to find some other plugin. There are quite a few form plugins available. But what is wrong with the Add Listing form?
4. Not sure what you mean.
OK, this is my trick.
Edit Verdun and change name to Merdun, do not touch anything else > Save
Now filter by Canada and Quebec, and they now might be on the same page.
If not, rename Verdun, to Mordun [get the picture?]Bit of a workaround, but that hopefully should not happen too often.
This should explain it:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/Are the settings at custom fields, set to show on the detail page, or listings page, or sidebar? Where do you expect to see it, did you set it up to show there?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#commonThat sounds like you are using very old versions of the plugins.
Can you make sure to update all of them and see if that sorts things?If you have the current versions, what is at GD > Permalinks > GEODIRECTORY PAGES
Run GD > GD Tools
And make sure to have at least 1 listing in 1 category, or GD will not work.If all else fails, please post your admin details in a private reply.
Can you post your URL, admin and FTP details in a private reply so we can have a look for you.
Have a look here: https://www.transifex.com/nomaddevs/geodirectory/
Did you select the correct map at GD > Custom Google Maps> General?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/custom-google-maps/#generalHave you set your media settings correctly?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#mediaNot tested but:
Add an admin only custom field – text > number
Create one of these for each package and restrict to one package only
Add a default number for the field, different for each package
Do not show on the frontend.
So all listings should now get a hidden number.
Add a sort by that number.
Done … (maybe)https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#checkbox
That’s how a checkbox works: it is yes or no
Post your admin details and URL if we need to have a look.
You can hide with CSS on the submission form, but you need to find a way to enter default text.
WP does not allow posts without any posting.Sure you uploaded to the correct folder?
/wp-content/languages/geodirclaim/geodirclaim-en_US.mo
