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Depends what theme you use.
If you use the GDF child theme, you can go GDF options > GDF Admin Bar > Enable
Then add the GDF Welcome widget.It depends where, but your starting point is GD > Custom Post Types > edit gd_place
Give us a URL if that does not change what you expected.
When I go to that URL, the breadcrumb is fine for me:
Home
> Places > Russia > Краснодарский край > Белореченск > Собаки > Канис Хаунд – порода Бассет Хаунд | ПитомникWhen you navigate to a particular category or location, the listings displayed will adjust. So if you go to a Ukraine page, you should only get the Ukrainian listings.
You should add the location switcher, then you will see what location you navigated to:
GD > Multilocation > settings > add to menuIf you are using any type of page caching, turn that off, because it prevents your pages from displaying the correct content for the page navigated to.
Your theme comes with its own styling, and GD creates some of your content.
On a webpage every element usually has some styling, and your theme designer cannot build in the styling for every plugin people might use.
So normal plugin practice is to add its own styling, that the user (you) then can adjust to suit your website.
That is the same for any other plugin you might be using.
Similarly, you can re-style your theme.This article might give you some styling hints: http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/
The virtual pages go with the plugin, not a theme.
This article will help you to move or copy custom fields to sidebars etc:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-place-settings/#customIf you use the BuddyPress login widget, add the GD Login widget just below the BuddyPress widget.
Add this to your CSS:
.sidebar .geodir-loginbox-list li a.signin {display:none;}
.loginform1 .geodir_form_row {display: none;}Optional to hide the heading of the GD login widget:
.geodir_loginbox h3 {display: none;}Optional to hide the GD logout link:
.geodir-loginbox-list li:first-child {display: none;}The result is that you get all your links to the favorites, listings etc, in the author page (GD dashboard).
You need to use the BuddyPress login widgets and links.
Might be simpler to append #reviews to each url going to a detail page.
Not sure whether that is possible, but Paolo should be able to tell you.Have they been added to a category?
You need to post at least your URL, and also your admin details.
On that limited information it can be heaps of things that prevent them from showing – and where are they not showing?I changed your theme to 2012. 2014 is not really compatible with GD without a lot of work.
But you got me stumped. I’ll have to call in the big boys.
Your installation is a plain as can be so far, and I have no idea.Just follow this, that’s all you got to do:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/redirecting-the-login-page/That will redirect registration etc.
Basically, you by-pass GD and use BuddyPress, so you have to use their settings, and get help from them for Buddypress features.But really, all you got to do is adding that code to your functions.php and and add the Buddypress login widgets and links and off you go.
Bear in mind that Buddypress is not a forum plugin, you’ll need bbpress for that.
I’m not sure, let’s ask the others.
GD > Prices and Payments
You should already have a free package.
Edit that so it is bottom of the range, ie the minimum package.
Pick what you like from Post Fields by holding CTRL and clicking.
Adjust whatever else you like.Then create a new package with just a bit more, and so on.
Just have a go, you cannot break anything that way. Just create your packages, open a new browser and pretend to be a visitor. You’ll see how it works.
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