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Have you set WP > Settings > Discussion > Allow people to post comments on new articles > YES ?

Split from https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/gd-booster-whipes-out-my-website/ so nitefader can post private details if required.

I think this might be a bug, we’ll need to wait for Stiofan.

1. You translated Germany to Deutschland in your PO file.
2. Then you activated that translation at GD > Multilocation
3. That changed the slugs for all locations
4. If you then add a new listing or location in Germany, a duplicate country is created, and the listing will not show on the frontend
5. You can solve this by going to GD > Multilocations > Translation and translate the new duplicated country again. That will merge the countries, and the new listing will now show on the frontend.

Step 4 and 5 should not happen.
I have tested this on my test site, and it is the same problem.

Over to you , Stiofan.

I have added this to your CSS:

.geodir-map-listing-page {z-index: 0}

Just a tip: you should use a child theme. The changes we are making will be lost next time your theme is updated by its developer.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes

Also, have a look at this article, you should be able to do little tweaks like this yourself:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/

It worked with the new username.
I wanted to have a look at your PO file, but it is not there.
Somehow you should not have 2 germany’s [that is a long time ago now that there were 2 germany’s 🙂 ]
I have alerted Stiofan for you to have a look.

Change the background color in style.css.
Look for

.geodir-loc-bar-in {background: #xxxxx

The listing does not have an address, email or website although they are required.

Can you post your WP admin details and FTP details please.