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Everything still works fine for me.
Whenever you change something, can you go to WP Admin > Settings > Permalinks and just click save. Does that solve the problem?I alerted Stifan as well, maybe he has some other suggestions.
This might have something to do with your multisite installation.
Stiofan, this is where you provided some help before: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/price-packages-not-editable/I think Simone means you set it in the PayPal settings of GD > Prices and Payments > Payments > PayPal 🙂
Can you check now, you need to add ga in front of your profile ID.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-general/#analyticsI can see all your listings OK, I do not get any 404 errors.
What are you editing of the CPT?
“Once added the post type ‘Listing Slug’ name cannot be changed.”February 1, 2015 at 12:10 pm in reply to: Cannot see widgets in the sidebar of the details-page #29377I’ll set this to resolved then. Let us know if there is anything else.
.geodir-slider-title, .geodir-slider-title a, .geodir-slider-title a:visited {color: white}Did you have a go yourself after reviewing the link I posted?
February 1, 2015 at 7:47 am in reply to: Cannot see widgets in the sidebar of the details-page #29371Adjust the custom fields at GD > place settings > custom fields, see also http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-place-settings/#custom
Custom fields = form fields (if I understand you correctly)
To change the order, drag and drop at GD > place settings > custom fields
To hide them, it depends what you want to hide:
Set the field to inactive at GD > place settings > custom fields , OR
hide with CSS.Adjusting the width depends on the theme you use, start with adjusting at GD > design > detail > sidebar width.
.geodir-category {display:none;}
If you had a look at that link I gave, you should have figured that out yourself probably.
Add this to your CSS
#breadcrumbs {display:none;} h1 {margin-left: 5px;}Let us know how you went.
Have a look at this for future reference:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/If you post the URLs of the relevant pages, then we can have a look at the code you’ll need.
I guess that is the slider widget. Add this to your CSS.
.geodir-slider-title {color: white}This article will help you to find the classes yourself:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/You can set a price package to allow a vendor to add themselves to any number of categories, just create a package that allows up to 3 categories and price it different than a package that only allows only 1 or 2.
To charge different based on capacity to pay for the same product will only encourage the lawyers to list as bakers?
You can look for the templates etc and change some of the code if you want to.
And I’ll alert the developers too to see whether they think there is anything worth changing.
There are not too many sites that do not have little errors like that, try validating wordpress.org and google’s pages for example.January 31, 2015 at 10:46 pm in reply to: Cannot see widgets in the sidebar of the details-page #29348The detail page automatically has a sidebar with some links, like the link to a website, links to edit or upgrade etc.
The “shadow-widgets” are not widgets, but are part of the detail template.
You control the content there by adjusting the custom field settings, or by some coding.
Let us know if you have any other questions.You should be able to use GD as a classifieds directory, depending on they type of classifieds you are thinking off.
With the custom post addon, you can create different types of listings within the same directory, so some could be classifieds, and others could be businesses.
All listings need to have a location/address, so if that works for you, well, then it works for you 🙂 -
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