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Go to WordPress admin panel
Choose geodirectory from the menu on the left hand side
Choose design
Then choose the “detail” tab
Then at “relate to” choose what related listings you want to show.Paolo, suggestion #55988:
Add a search in the GD admin panel, that searches the whole plugin.
For example you would go to WP admin > GD > and search for “related” and it would give a link to the page where you can change the related listings info.
I’ve seen other plugins that have that and it greatly assist with finding stuff you know is there, have seen it before, but where was it again?
[And would cut down on support 🙂 ]GD > design > detail > Relate to ?
Geodirectory > General > CSV upload ?
Does X have a place in the WP admin panel where you can add custom CSS?
From the code of your pages, I can find a file http://vitrine.vc/wp-content/themes/x/style.css which has no CSS at all, and has no reference to any other stylesheet.
What is the path to the child theme you use, if you are using a child theme?
One way to find out is going to appearance > themes > right click on the image/screenshot of your current theme and “view the image”. The URL of that image will be something like /wp-content/themes/mytheme/screenshot.png
Just change screenshot.png to style.css: that is the stylesheet Paolo mentioned.Click on the X next to ‘main menu’ ?
Nup, not wrong. If you want to know the ZIP you just click on the link to go to the listing?
I guess you have to limit what to show, unless you want to do away with the listing page 🙂
The info window does not show the phone or the website either …I agree it looks a bit weird, just having a street address only. Maybe it would be better to have no address at all, and rather have a teaser like the first 20 words of the profile or so, and a “Read more …”.
Suggestions below.
For future reference have a look at this:
https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/dom-and-stylesArrow on photo: conflict with X theme; add
#geodir_content .flex-direction-nav a.flex-next {
right: 5px;
}
Contact:
.b_send_inquiry {
margin-left: 25px;
}
Others:
#geodir_wrapper .geodir-i-select, #geodir_wrapper .geodir-i-text {
padding-left: 22px;
}I guess when you are looking at the map, you already know the city, state and country before you click on a marker?
I see. I will have that problem too.
I guess that might need a special info window … ?Have you enabled adding events etc at gd 》design 》 navigation ?
Did you tick “Show location switcher in menu” in GD > multi location > settings?
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/get-rid-of-the-breadcrumbs-geodirectory-navigation-line/
The arrow thingie must be a CSS issue I think; can’t be sure without seeing the site.
