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@oldmankit, if you leave your MO file there, it will get overwritten by the next update to the plugin!
Best practice is to move them to the /wp-content/languages/ folder.
You might get some useful info from this post:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/show-email-address-in-map-bubble/Can you send us the URL of that page so we can look at your CSS.
What is the URL of that default marker?
GD > custom post types > destination post type > Menu IconAnd what are the URLS for your categories like http://www.greatbarrierisland.co/destination/aotea/
DEstination categories > icon
The pinpoint are not showing eitherI guess you are using Yoast. Change how the title is composed at SEO > titles and metas > post types.
This should answer your other question: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/countrystatecity-slug/
GD > Retreat center settings > sorting order > review field > set as default order
It is part of the beta, once extracted, you’ll find it as a plugin folder.
Once uploaded it is in your WP menu.I guess with “does not work” that it does not look like you want.
I would add this to the text you put in:<div class="xmas"> ... your text ... </div>This has now added the “xmas” class to the widget and then you can play with CSS like this:
.xmas {font-size: 15px; color: red;}This might be handy too: http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/
Your site is password protected, so we can’t see these links.
But the idea is that when you click on a tag, you get taken to a page with all listings in the same location or category, that use that tag.
It is not supposed to take you to a search page.You can always compare with the demo for example: http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/landmark/crown-fountain/
Click on the sculpture tag and you get the list of all listings that have that tag: http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/tags/united-states/sculpture/GD is WPML compatible, as far as I know.
This might be handy too: http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/category/translation/But I’ll get Stiofan to look at your topic.
That is not how it works. The language.php file does not contain these strings but links to the relevant MO file.
Follow the instructions in Simone’s link, you only need to change the strings you want to change, nothing else.
What is important is that you get the MO file in the correct location as per http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translating-addons/CodeStyling Localization is not able to save the MO files to the correct location, like Simone says.
You will have to move all your MO files to the correct location before you upgrade any GD plugins, or you will loose your translations.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/category/translation/Can you try swapping the default setting for alphabetic sorting order?
The widget might go automatically alphabetic, and maybe you set the default alphabetic order for the CPT to be reverse-alphabetic?This might help too, it is written by John, the theme wizard.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-build-your-own-theme-compatibility-plugin/This will hide the links to your custom post types down the bottom of the home/location map:
.map-places-listing {display: none;}Not necessarily a good idea because it is the only way for your visitors to switch between custom post types (unless you only have one of course).
Whenever you switch themes, you will find you will have to reset some widgets and menus etc. That is normal WP behaviour.
