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Like Simone says, you can use your CSS in either
Appearance > editor > child theme > style.css
or
GDF > quick code > override CSS
In the second code snippet, you forgot the # in front of gd-sidebar-wrapper.
This is what you need I think:
#gd-sidebar-wrapper {padding: 3px 5px;}To get a border, you need something like
border: 1px solid red;If you use the CSS inspector itself to change the code, you can see what works, and what suggestions the inspector gives.
Once you are happy with the live preview presented by the inspector, copy the new bit into your CSS.You only have one custom post type, Places. Correct?
I can see it is also returning ordinary WP posts, for example:
http://new.musclecarsofamerica.com/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_place&s=California+Pony+Cars&snear=&sort_by=&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=No idea why, but maybe somebody else does …
Not really, without looking at your setup.
Do you have any other login plugins or security plugins activated? Disable them and see which one is the culprit.
Otherwise, you can you send us your admin details in a private message, and we will have a look.Nothing else I think, every widget would have its own styling anyway I would think, but I just thought I’d ask you too.
Set MultiLocations to default country, default region and multi city at GD > multi locations> settings
You are using MultiLocations, but you have not added the Location Switcher to your menu. So you have somehow navigated to a particular location, and are still in that location but because you are not using the switcher, you don’t know.
Go to GD > multi locations> settings > add the switcher to the menu.Let us know how you got on.
This is an Enfold theme, I’ll get John to have a look for you.
To not have to approve: GD > Design > Listings > New listing default status > Publish
Users cannot submit listings without registering, or they cannot update or edit their listings at any time.
GD > Place (or other custom post type) Settings > Sorting Options > Field (random) > set random sort as default.
Let us know how you went.
Have you “Allow anyone to register” set in WP > Settings > General?
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/dos-and-donts/Right, I see now; my lack of Spanish(?) let me down 🙂
I’ll flag this for Stiofan, there indeed seems to be a word limit or character limit to the display; it is not just CSS, because the code does not show the full title either.
It seems to be a character limit, which is actually a good idea I think, but the submission form does not restrict a long title, it just truncates it.
I added a test here: http://goldroo.net/accommodation/guesthouses/one-two-three-four-five-six-seven-eight-nine-ten-eleven-twelve-thirteen-fourteen-fifteen-sixteen-seventeen/You cannot add a taxonomy custom field, that is reserved for the GD categories system.
That custom field type should not actually be there …magnaromagna and Gianni
It all depends on a few more things, including the theme you use and any CSS.
For example, you need to leave room for padding between the columns, depending on your theme, that might be any percentage or pixels.
With some themes, the column widths can only be controlled by the theme and not by GD.
It also depends what you try to add to the sidebars. Even if you set them at 20% but want to an image that is bigger than 20% of the page, the column might stretch and move things, or might slip under the other columns.If you have a remaining problem, start your own topic, and we’ll see how we can help.
Seems all good to me, checked in Chrome, FF and IE, see image attached.
Does your CSS inspector show the changes on the site, you might have to refresh your CSS?
