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The near field looks for cities in the database.
The search field looks at the tags etc.But it does show on the category page:
http://www.antigrijs.nl/vakanties/zorgvakantie/ ??And the blog works:
http://www.antigrijs.nl/blog/ ???So what is still your question?
Have you set the language at WP > Settings > General?
Have you uploaded the MO file to the correct folder:
/wp-content/languages/geodirclaim/geodirclaim-en_US.moLooks like we have 2 same topics going:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/cant-add-location-out-of-the-region/page/2/#post-18003That makes life a bit difficult, Tom.
Paolo and Tom, I am now totally confused about what we are still trying to fix.
Tom, are you expecting that A GD listing will appear in your list of normal WP posts?
This reply has been marked as private.1. That indeed seems to be an error.
I am not sure that is actually meant to be there, you normally login to review a listing and then approve it.2. Users will get an email when they submitted, not when the listing is approved.
I’ll get Stiofan to look at your question too.
The GeoDir Share Location plugin indeed locates the visitor, then checks your database to see what location is closest to them, and then serves that page.
For example, if I am in New York, and you only have a listing in Las Vegas and a listing in Los Angeles, then your site will take me the Las Vegas page because that is closest to my location.
The listing shows fine in the category:
http://www.antigrijs.nl/vakanties/zorgvakantie/And in the custom post:
http://www.antigrijs.nl/vakanties/And on the homepage:
http://www.antigrijs.nl/??
The simplest is to link to your main category page, for example
/category/uncategorized/
(you can rename “uncategorized”)
and add your posts to that category and any other you like.Or use this plugin
https://wordpress.org/plugins/list-category-posts/CSS is not dependent on what page you use. If you can’t figure it out, then post your remaining problem very specificly (with links and screenshots).
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/1. If you want your blog posts to show on the home page, then set
GD > design > Geodirectory home page > Un-tick2. Not sure what you mean with the CSS not showing.
Can you first organise your pages, for example decide what you want on the homepage of your site, and then post very specific (with links and screenshots) what you still have trouble with.😆
1. No
2. The second link has a batch option:
http://www.findlatitudeandlongitude.com/batch-geocode/#.VDe6NhY0-GQ
GD can only auto-generate if you add listings one by one.In the detail page sidebar, you are using the GDF Welcome widget which is meant for the admin header bar, instead of the GD login widget.
Have you uploaded the MO file to the correct directory?
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translate-core/Not sure I am understanding.
To geo-locate your visitors, install and activate the GeoDir Share Location plugin available from your download area.
That however has nothing to do with the Search Near function.Did this help?
