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Hi there.
You do not need to add lat and lng. If you fill in the address, it should find the correct spot, but you can finetune by dragging the marker to the correct position and then save.
See attachment for my Queensland only site.

If you post your WP admin details, I can have a look at your settings if you like.

Welcome.

1. Install the MultiLocations add-on
https://wpgeodirectory.com/addons/multilocation/
Then go to GD > MultiLocations > Location Settings
Set “Enable default country” and “enable default region” to YES
Set “enable multi-city” to YES
That will allow listings for your state only.
The main map will automatically zoom in to show all listings in your system, so if you have in the north and one in the south, you’ll see the whole state.

2. Number one will fix that

3. Yes, pricing packages are per CTP.
You might be interested in this doc:
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/places-categories-and-listings/

4. Yes
GD > Custom Post Types > Edit the CTP you want to change

5. Simplest is to add this to the stylesheet of your child theme

#geodir_post_tags_row {display: none}

6. No, that is not possible. Only registered users can submit listings, that is the only way to collect their email address etc.

Feel free to post any follow up questions here.

Another solution is to add the field, and set it as active, but set “sidebar”, “listings” and “detail” display to NO.
That way the content will not be printed on the source of the frontent; CSS only hides it from view; search engines will still find it!

You will still need to hide it from view in the Add Listing form.
The only problem with that is that it still will be printed to the source of the Edit Post form, although not viewable to the user.

If you want to use it for sensitive data, you will need some coding changes I think.

Thanks for letting us know.

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You do not need to add any locations at all, your users will do that as they submit listings; your database will grow automatically.

The city/town and region and country are automatically filled in when a user adds an address in the address field, or drags the marker to the right spot.

A user does not need to choose from the dropdown box, they can type their town in themselves. The system will look for the town in your database first and if the town is not found, it will look through the Google API database. Try it.

To restrict to 8 states only:
1. Add at least one town per state in GD > Multilocation > Add/edit Location
2. Then go to GD > Multilocation > Location settings
3. Enable selected countries > select the country
4. Enable selected regions > select the 8 states

Your users will now only be able to add listings in your 8 states.

Let me know how you’re getting on.

Have you tried with another marker?
Never seen this before .. I’ll get Stiofan to look at that.
Can you post your WP admin details for him.

You need to enable the MultiLocation add-on:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/addons/multilocation/
or if you already have enabled that, check your settings at GD > MultiLocations > Location Settings