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I guess Paolo meant that there is no change required since nobody reported any bugs, so all he has to do is to rename the beta to 1.0.0 or whatever.
Probably still a good idea if you get too many signups but they don’t list or comment. You are only growing your database for nothing then.
This reply has been marked as private.Oops, Paolo forgot a “/” on the first line, I corrected it here.
//Remove the Customizr title remove_filter( ‘the_title’ , array( $this , ‘tc_content_heading_title’ ) , 0 ); //Remove edit link remove_filter( ‘the_title’ , array( $this , ‘tc_add_edit_link_after_title’ ), 2 );It is not the plugin, that EDIT buttons seems to be part of the theme: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/bugs-with-customizr-theme/
I added the code to your functions.php but it indeed only solves the problem on the detail page, not the listing page.
Over to Paolo again …
I said you cannot CHOOSE the alt tag, but it will have one automatically.
They DO HAVE alt tags, look at the code here for example:
http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/new-york/new-york/landmark/central-park/This is the code of the image:
<img src="http://wpgeo.directory/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/169_centralpark1.jpg" alt="centralpark1" title="centralpark1" style="max-height:400px;margin:0 auto;" itemprop="image">See how it has alt=”centralpark1″
Are you using this setting: http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/basic-installation/#media
If not, you will have problems with your images in the future.What images do you mean? Can you explain?
When adding an image to a listing, there is no option to choose the alt attribute, it will automatically use the filename (less the extension).
Images for listings cannot be added from the media folder.But it is working, is it not, it is just an error that does not affect the way things work?
I’ll get Stiofan to look at this as well, just in case.Should not be a problem at all: http://codex.wordpress.org/Search_Engine_Optimization_for_WordPress#Robots.txt_Optimization
You can add this to the CSS:
#simplemodal-container .row label {margin-left: 25px;}That should fix the pop-up form.
The double title seems to have to do something with whatever plugin that is adding the Edit button to the post. Try disabling that plugin and see what happens.
No problem, you’re welcome 🙂
City and region are translated at GD > Place Settings (or other custom post) > custom fields > Field:Address (address) > Region label + City label.
I can see this at the demo as well for some listings, but not others.
This one is fine:http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/new-york/new-york/museum/museum-of-modern-art/
This one is not: http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/landmark/willis-tower/I alerted Stiofan.
The Google API uses this: city – region – country, and will set all these your database: Street, City, Region, Zip Code, Country.
Neigbourhoods are an additional GD classification only. You can divide a city (as per Google, so Boston for example), into neighborhoods.
You do that manually at GD > multilocation
It then provides an option when users add a listing, to choose a neighborhood manually.Can you send us your WP admin details please?
Hi Martyn, can you send us your URL and WP admin details in a private message.
Something is not quite right, and there should be no need to add that CSS.This might get you started: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/show-email-address-in-map-bubble/
