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@nvoi
As far as I know, adding all custom type posts on the same map is not possible, because of server restrictions or something.
I’ll invite Vikas to explain it better if required, he is one of the smarter ones around here 🙂

That is what all the settings are for in custom fields:

To add/remove a custom field to the More Info tab: set Show On Detail Page to yes/no

To add/remove a custom field to the Sidebar: set Show In Sidebar to yes/no

To add/remove a custom field to Listings pages: set Show On Listing Page to yes/no

You can have any combination you like.

I’ll set this topic to resolved.

@ Paulo
Please start a new topic for a new problem, don’t take over others’ topics.
Go here to submit your details:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/help-required-after-upgrading/

If you go to the Special offers custom field and set “show on detail page” to NO, then the Special Offers will have their own tab and will not be copied to the downloads/more info tab.
Have you tried it?

Am I misunderstanding?

Firstly, I’ll try to explain what I wrote earlier: “The Geolocator will take you to the town that is in the database and that is closest to you”.

Scenario:
I’ll use the US since we are all vaguely familiar with that country.
Assume we have only 2 listings: an place in New York and an event in Los Angeles.
If I am in Hawaii and visit the site with Geolocator switched on, the system will:
1. recognise I am in Hawaii
2. go to the database and find the closest place to Hawaii: that is Los Angeles
3. So the website will go to the page for Los Angeles and show the event listing, and the Location Manager indicator in your menu will show you are in Los Angeles.

@ julian
Your geolocation is working fine. I am in Australia and your website thinks Tarragona is closest to me.
Have a look at the theme of your site (appearance > themes). It was set to GDF yesterday, so I changed it to GDF child.

@manilaboy
Your website should ask whether you want to share your location with the site. It will ask this always on the first visit, unless you have accepted “always”. If you say yes, the site would go to the closest location in the database.

@thewzrd
Can you open your own topic and give us your WP admin details?

@leandrorosa
Does it take you to the closest location in the database? It cannot take you anywhere that is not in the database.

Phonebook, all geolocations are by address, city, region, country.
So if you want to be able to add sites everywhere, then you need enable multi city, region, country.
You would only disable any of these, if you want to have a site only for one country, or for one region, or for one city.

Hi Jason, GD is a plugin, not a theme.
Once GD is activated, you should have all GD widgets in your WP widget page. Build your pages like that.

If you want to restyle the GD wrapper, why not just change the style for the wrapper in your child theme’s style.css rather than changing plugin files? ALl your changes will be lost in any upgrade.

The current docs are here, but like purplededge says: under construction …

I hope I understood what you were after …

Hi Sal, I alerted Vikas, but as far as I know, it should be in the child theme’s functions.php.
Try never to touch the files of a theme or a plugin unless you really have to, all changes will be deleted when you upgrade your plugin.