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nasc, what about something like this: http://goldroo.net/sample-page/
That is what I use on my sites, it shows everybody all the differences, and the submit button goes straight to the correct submission form.
No coding required, just add a table to a page and add the correct link.

Sorry, not sure I understand. You can drill down with the location switch, can’t you, see image.
I am not that familiar with GeoTheme, so if I am missing your point we might have to ask one of the others.

Just use “GD – Multilocations – Main Navigation Settings – Show location switcher in menu”
Make sure you have set “Show geodirectory navigation in selected menu locations” to the main menu.

The map and all the widgets are independent of each other.

Sally, you can add as many popular post view widgets to your Listings pages.
There are never any relationships between categories, only between listings, so therefore relationships can only be shown in relation to another listing, not to a category.
If you want to relate some categories to each other, then you have the options to roll both categories into one, or to make subcategories of the categories.
The GD structure is built for this: CTP > category > subcategory
So you could have
Tourism > Accommodation > B&B
Tourism > Accommodation > Hotel
Tourism > Attractions > Landmarks
Tourism > Attractions > Zoos

You could get all of the above on the same map, by choosing Tourism from the ribbon, and leaving all categories boxes ticked. You can untick any of the category boxes to drill down to Zoos only on your map.

Sally, I really think your site would benefit from reducing your number of CTPs and categories drastically. The more different categories and CTPs you have, the less likely people will find something. You cannot have a different category for every possible listing.

If you rather have the listings shown on the page instead of the map, you can always turn the maps off, and then you have an ordinary directory.

If you use multi-location, you really should use the switcher, so people can navigate back and forth.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/some-listings-disappear-after-search/#post-5867
Look on my test site to see the switcher: http://goldroo.net

Purpleedge, those are categories.
To create a list of Italian restaurants, you could create a CTP restaurants, and a category Italian.
Or you create a CTP Food+Drink, and a category restaurants, and a subcategory Italian.
Have a look at the main map on my test site, you’ll see the subcategories on the map to let you drill down.

From themetailors GT vouchers:
“GT Vouchers is ONLY for GeoTheme. It will NOT work with WPGeoDirectory yet.”