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You can find your dummy listings at WP Admin > Place Settings.
Explore a bit there, and you will see they they are added to some dummy category.
So that is the basic structure of your directory: custom post types (Place) > categories > listings.This page should get you going on how to customise the design of your pages:
WPadmin > GeoDirectory > DesignHave a look at WPadmin > Appearance > Widgets: that is where you add particular blocks to the page of your choice.
We know it is less than ideal that the documentation is not ready, but with some searching in the forum, you should be able to make a good start.
If you have further questions, then just post them here. If there is anything you want us to have a look at in your installation then post your URL and WP login details in a private message with a detailed description of what you want us to look at.
This reply has been marked as private.Either you can ask your host to increase upload_max_filesize directive in php.ini
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you can unpack the ZIP file on your computer and upload the whole theme that way
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you can upload the ZIP file to your server using your server admin panel and extract it there.It all depends a bit of the type of access you have to your installation.
Here is a good explanation of how to use the second option:
http://botcrawl.com/how-to-install-wordpress-themes/Let us know how you went and if there is anything else we can help you with.
Chintia, I think what Paolo means is to re-install custom post add-on, because you renamed the post type itself, which you are not supposed to do if you already have listings in that post type. Look at the image I attached.
The result is that you have have changed a lot of references in the database that need fixing.How many listings do you have?
It would be handy if you post your URL and WP admin login details in a private reply, then we can have a look ourselves.Mmmm, better pass this one to Vikas.
While we wait for Vikas, can you post URL and WP admin access details in a private post please?Have you set “Limit squared distance area to X miles (helps improve search speed)” in GD > General > Search ?
Can you let us know if that fixed it or not?Hi Ronald, to enable more than one town or city, you need the MultiLocations add-on [ https://wpgeodirectory.com/addons/multilocation/ ].
Documentation is on its way.Good point, Raphael, you might be right there 🙂
Can you give me two links showing what is in the detail sidebar, and one where it shows in grid view (sidebar) on a listings page.
You can organise extra custom fields into fieldset, and then show them in the More Info tab. The Fieldsets will be headings, and the extra custom fields will be listed in the same order as in admin.
To get extra tabs, you’d need to do some coding I think. Let’s ask Vikas.Can you post your site URL and WP admin login details in a private message, so we can have a look, please.
The settings you show on your screenshot should be correct if you want to have a site for the whole of a particular region.
Your CSS is overwriting the locator CSS, so you can’t see the everywhere function until you hover, see image.Paolo, we might have to tighten the locator switch CSS a bit better, so themes do not overwrite it.
June 21, 2014 at 10:57 pm in reply to: Option to enable change adress by draging the PIN on map #5524To keep the submission form as simple as possible, I would prefer it to be an option for the admin.
This is how I would see the user experience:
- Just the same as now for starters: enter the address and click on “Set on map”; or drag the marker to set the address
- That would create the geolocation – no change there, but this address would not be printed to the detail page
- But clicking on “Set on map” would also pre-populate a next set of address fields, and the user would have the option to accept them as pre-populated, or change them as they see fit
- They should have the option of deleting the pre-populated address altogether without affecting the marker’s placement.
There also would need to be some changes to the infowindow, because it gets populated now with the marker’s address (street only).
I think the address can just go from the infowindow, but open to what should replace it.Add this to your CSS:
.map-category-listing { visibility: hidden; }
I separated your question from the other topic.
Can you post your site and WP admin in a private message, and the details of your location and what you would expect.
Then I might get Vikas to have a good look at this. -
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