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The upgrade should not have created this problems, except for the location switcher.
Like I said before, you need to clean up your locations, they ALL have to be organised in the same manner; you should not have duplicates like Brussels and Bruxelles, or Belgium and Belgique and you should not have different regions like Hainaut and Wallonie.
You have to be guided by the Google API, and as you will see, the locations in the south of Belgium will be added to Wallonie, not to the provinces.
If you look at the SEO settings at GD>Multilocations, you will see the duplicate countries and duplicate regions.

I don’t know why you use that shortcode, that is not a GD shortcode.

You have correctly set up your homepage, and your directory is at http://www.earnyourspurs.com/location/
GD > design > home > Geodirectory home page > NO

Your theme does behave a bit strangely, it does not show menu locations as expected at Appearance > menus.
That is necessary to choose a menu at GD > design > navigation > Show geodirectory navigation in selected menu locations

Also, I do not understand why your GD pages are appearing within your normal page. I guess that is related to your iThemes settings, same as the reason why your menu settings are not working as expected.

I am not familiar with iThemes Builder, so I’ll get Paolo to have a look at your settings as well.

Valerie, you had not added Events to the relevant menus etc at
GD > design > navigation.

I can see you have installed GD and got it working so far.
Can you post your WP admin details so we can have a look at your settings.
It seems to be a case of using a different page template for GD as that appears as a page within a page for the moment, or it might be even simpler than that.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/layout/
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/widgets/

There is a function in your functions.php that puts the address there. I’ll post the function here so Paolo or Stiofan can have a look at it, it might need adjustment after the update.

Alternatively, you can delete that function, and just add the address custom field to the listing page, like in this example:
http://goldroo.net/attractions/

/*
Display country region and city below the title
*/
add_action( 'geodir_after_listing_post_title', 'country_listing', 45 ); 

function country_listing() { 

    global $post;
    global $wp_query;

    $post_id = $wp_query->post->ID;
    $post_city = geodir_get_post_meta($post_id, 'post_city', true);
    $post_region = geodir_get_post_meta($post_id, 'post_region', true);
    $post_country = geodir_get_post_meta($post_id, 'post_country', true);
    $post_zip = geodir_get_post_meta($post_id, 'post_zip', true);

    echo trim($post_city.", ".$post_region." ".$post_zip);

}

http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/basic-installation/

You can make the map as big as you like in the GD Home Map widget if you like, and adjust the design at GD > design > home, and add the location switcher to the header menu.
Remove sidebars and all other widgets and it will be roughly like the site at veganfoodiseverywhere.com.
Use the GDF child theme and use the full screen size.

Just some basic suggestions that should allow you roughly what you described.

Hi there
Have you set a default location at GD > Set default location ?
Don’t forget to post your admin access details for your website.