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#geodir_wrapper .geodir-common p { … }
You should be able to check that yourself from the Chrome CSS Inspector?
#geodir_wrapper h1 {
width: 99%;
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A resolved topic does not alert anybody to a new post (I think). Anyway, answered in the other one and re-opened that one, so I’l close this one.
You do not have a category Accommodation > Hotels > Cottages
You only have Accommodation > Cottages
See /accommodation/dog-friendly-holiday-cottages-self-catering-uk-europe/If you change slugs and structure of your categories and posts, you have to go to WP > Settings > permalinks and click Save. Otherwise your database does not know you changed the slugs.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/text-frame/
Please post a link if you want us to look at your CSS.
Like I said, I’d be handy to see the site.
But in the meantime try
.geodir_category_list_view li.geodir-gridview h3 {…}While Vikas was fixing your other problems, I updated your CSS for the location switcher, I added it to your custom CSS up the top.
You should not add locations that do not exist, like ALL. You really should delete that from your multi-locations after checking there is no listing that is using that location. You will have to do that before you can add London.
There is no need to add locations until you have a listing there; you only create empty pages.Neighborhoods is the US equivalent of UK parishes, you do not want to use that, it will divide everything even in smaller bits. Not a good idea (and might not work except in the US anyway).
Users can search in their area if they have set the location switch to their city, region, country or everywhere.
No search will ever return a search string that is not in your database for a certain location: If no listing has the word “dogwalker” in the title, description or tags, but has only “dog walker”, a search for “dogwalker” will never deliver results. A search for something that does not exist in the database cannot return anything.You can always use the WP search widget somewhere; that’ll search everything.
Example here: http://www.bookhinterland.com.au/ Look in the top right corner.Set up a price package and a coupon, and add the coupon to the subscription email. Thinking they get something for nothing might convince them ??
I’ll refer this to Vikas.
Can you post your wp admin details in a private message?The only other thing I can think of is that you have some kind of redirect set up for the momemt because your home page is blank.
Can you look whether that solves it?Mmmm, the url should not include anything between your domain name and the /
.add-listing.
I think that you need to allow open registration.
WP admin > settings > general > tick YES for anyone can registerYes, it needs that addon.
Have a look at the demo, you’ll see some listings that have a featured banner over them. That is how the sort would work.You need to create a price package for the custom post type.
Then you will get an extra option when adding a listing in admin, allowing you to set expiry etc.Remove the 2 links you manually added to your header menu.
Go to WP admin > GD > design > navigation
Customise what you want to add to your header menu, GD does use your theme’s menu, it does not have its own menu.
Do not make any changes to the virtual pages in WP admin.
If you go to one of your listings on the front end, you’ll see the breadcrumbs, clicking on any part will take you to an auto generated listings or location page.You are sorting to show featured listings first, it is not the category or post type you are featuring.
When adding a listing, you’ll have the option to have the listing featured.They are not real pages, they are virtual pages.
These pages are generated automatically when listings are created.
For example, your /listings page is an All listings page, and your /places/food page as well.
If you click on Add a place from your top menu, you will go to an Add listing page.
