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The other reason I guess people think they cannot change location is that they cannot see the location list because they do not expect it to be outside your dropdown. That’s why I said to fix the CSS.
1. Create a page
2. Go to WP > Settings > Reading and select the page you created as your posts pageI suggest you disable the plugins you are not using to begin with, and then start de-activating the rest one by one until you find the conflict.
WPengine caching might also be the problem, can you turn that off.
I’ll get one of the others to have a look too, but let us know in the meantime if reviewing your plugins gives some success.Did you run the GD Tools?
Please post your URL and your admin details in a private message, if you like, then we can have a look. Images cannot be debugged.I unticked “Disable geolocate on first load:” so people will now be asked if they want to be served their closest listings.
Everything seems to work fine for me (except some CSS fixes etc).
I notice you have some duplicate regions, for example California and CA, and Texas and TX etc.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-merge-locations/Let us know if there is still something wrong.
From me visiting that site, I first thought your trouble is that your default location is set to Chicago, and your setting at GD > Multilocations > Home Page Results > is set to show the default location instead of the everywhere location.
But I think it is because you are missing your location page, and maybe some others too. Can you post your admin details please.
If you want to serve local listings to visitors, you should set as follows:
GD > Multilocations > Home Page Results > Show everywhere location results on home page (First time only, if geodirectory home page is your site home page and user comes to home page).
GD > Advanced Search > Ask user if they wish to be geolocated > YES
When is that happening for you?
Do you mean it redirects to the location of the visitor, and the homepage is filtering for their closest location?
Or do you mean something else?If you want to turn of geolocation:
GD > Advanced Search > GeoLocation Settings
Tick all the boxes.oops, misunderstanding [got to learn to read slower 🙂 ]
See https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/search-for-events-only/I have used https://wordpress.org/plugins/sucuri-scanner/ to find malicious files when some server started spamming from a particular domain using WP, and it worked fine; it found all the bad files straight away.
You can deactivate it once you tested, if you like.Go to SHOW / HIDE POST TYPE AND CATEGORY ON MAP at GD > Design > Map, and tick Places.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#map.bestof-tabs-on-left .geo-bestof-contentwrap {border-left: 1px #e1e1e1 solid;} .bestof-tabs-on-left .gd-bestof-tabs {width: 198px;}You might have to add !important after 1px #e1e1e1 solid
Try
.bestof-tabs-on-left .gd-bestof-tabs {width: 199px;}You’re welcome 🙂
Try this CSS:
.trigger .fa-compress:before { color: #FFF; content: "roll down"; } .fa-expand:before { color: #FFF; content: "roll up"; }No, it is not.
