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The languages folder in your child theme is only for the theme translation.
Have a look at the images attached, they should explain the structure.Have you set the language to en_US in WP > settings > general towards the bottom of the page (assuming you are using WP 4).
Have you uploaded the updated MO file.
It only shows a filesize of 630 in your image, and that is the same size as the non-updated MO file.Can we have a URL and WP admin details to have a look.
Use something like this in your CSS:
@media handheld {
#geodir_content {display: none}
}Just add the rest of the elements you want to hide.
http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_mediatypes.asp
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/customizing-your-style/Let us know how you went.
Not sure that is possible.
The problem with that too is that you will get a lot of links that will go to empty pages once people browse to a location.
For example, see
http://wpgeo.directory/hotels/australia/new-south-wales/millers-point/Imagine that the zeros would not be there, would be annoying for visitors?
I guess you are talking about a recurring payment for a paid listing.
If you create a coupon for the same amount as a 6 month period and you set to auto renew every 6 months, then they will not be asked to pay when submitting the paid listing. After 6 months they’ll get a reminder you set up at notifications.
Give the coupon to selected people or advertise on your site to get you started.
Delete the coupon once you do no longer want people to use it.Yes, I can confirm this seems to be a new bug.
I’ll alert the developers.You should not use a page cache, i disable your caching plugin.
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/dos-and-donts/Lost in translation 🙂
Send Enquiry and send Friend are 2 different processes.
Send enquiry will only be active if the user has added an email (not as user, but as listing owner).
So why not set the email field only for paid listings.
A user cannot edit the email content, only you can.I think I am missing something?
Ignored and set to resolved 🙂
Stiofan will have a look at this for you.
Somehow your theme or some other plugin is removing the option in GD > design > detail to have a sidebar. And that is why nothing shows there.
The support policy is linked in the sidebar of every page:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support-policy/Scroll down a bit to see what the difference is between support and customization.
You also will find some of the language strings in the Payment plugin language file.
If you are going to use en_AU, then also change the language in WP > Settings > General (in WP 4).You can add the popular post category widget to the Listings page, that will show all relevant categories for the accommodation page.
You can add the location switcher, that will show all cities, or at least allow the visitor to search for a city.
GD > multilocations > Show location switcher in menuI’ll get Stiofan to look at this.
