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I guess GD thinks you are entering some code, and you will need to escape some of the characters or use HTML characters.
I’ll get Paolo to have a look at your post.Some useful stuff might be available here:
http://www.escapecodes.info/Hi Jane, like Simone says, there are other users who have created similar sites to what you describe in their particular niche. I have helped some of them with things that are outside the scope of GD support. Let me know if that is something you need.
GD non-free members can also post requests for further integration work in the Jobs forum.I’ll alert Stiofan.
I am not sure, but I think a solution might have been worked on where different custom post types have the same category as shown in your pic at https://wpgeodirectory.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Sk%C3%A6rmbillede-2014-10-18-kl.-16.38.16.pngPaolo usually takes a break for the weekend, you can’t work all the time!
In the meantime, you can de-activate your other plugins one by one to isolate the problem, but it could also be one of your theme options.To change the color in the widget, add this to your CSS:
.geodir_RatingAverage {background-color: #fffc79;}
The URL of your Add Listing page gets preceded with the slug of the current page somehow. I cannot directly find where the problem is.
I bet Paolo can find it.That is the core plugin language file:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translate-core/I just thought I’d mention that Paris will not show on the map as a location; only listings will show on the map.
Unless you have a listing in Paris, there is usually no need to create a location for Paris, it will only create a page for Paris with no listings to show.Welcome Daniel.
A URL normally helps too 🙂
But this might solve your problem too:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-restore-virtual-gd-pages/If you add the location switcher, it will be available on every page of your site (including non-GD pages), in the main menu.
The simplest is to edit the language file and add more text or HTML to the “sign in” or”sign up” part.
Not possible, that is why you should use the location switcher and visitors should also be able to navigate away from the filtered location using the breadcrumbs.
Have a look at this article:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-restore-virtual-gd-pages/Delete this from your CSS:
.hentry header {display: none;}The reason the price does not show on the homepage is because the homepage is not the “Listings” page, and there is no setting to add your custom field to a location page.
The price shows on our listing pages.#simplemodal-container .button {background: #your-colour;}
Let us know how that went.
