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The option is there now to lock the map I guess: allow mouse scroll zoom?
But that does not differentiate between small screens and larger screens.One thing I find annoying is sites that think I am on a mobile phone when I am viewing their site on my tablet. Rather than serving their full site they serve the mobile version, although I have a full screen.
your domain url/add-listing/?listing_type=gd_event
See http://wpgeo.directory/ and see where the link takes you?
WP admin > appearance > widgets > find your GD map widgets > map zoom
.geodir-widget {
background-color: #your color;
}I think it is your theme that might need a background color.
Add `body {
background-color: #your color;
}`
[I looked at the code of http://3dspotfinder.com/ and the valenti theme does not seem to have a background-color set]You have to set a menu location in your theme settings.
Just a note: It looks like changing WP admin > settings > general > time will change the time of an event to 24h format when displayed to visitors, but when adding an event it still uses a AM-PM format.
Johan, this is my site, just using the GD child theme. All it would need is a but of CSS tweaking to make it look exactly like Avada by the looks of it, and it is free (for GD users).
[Disclaimer: Never used Avada, so don’t know why it is that popular]You can restrict the fields for any user by picking the fields from Post fields in Prices and payments plugin. But that would be the same for a paid or free member.
Regarding the first question, I guess you can create coupons that are automatically available to your paid members only?
Another option is to create a special custom post type, and then provide a link to Add that post type in your paid member area only?Just a few thoughts …
You can set the address on the map, and then change the street input before saving. In my tests that keeps the location on the map, and keep the desired input in the address field. This will not work for users of course.
So a +1 from me.
I would also like the address field to be optional, for those businesses that have not a physical presence; that would enable them to just add the city, but not the street address. See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/wishlist-suggestions/#post-1953
I think you can only have custom post types in there, unless you build your own menu like you did.
Stiofan, they are a stack of boxes, that stand on the floor. It looks like all the boxes and the floor has fallen over. What computer or glasses are you using? 🙂
But I think it must be a problem with dragonfly’s photo. I had a go myself at http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/C/landmark/info/other-vertical-image/ and http://goldroo.net/listing/info/smart-cookie-psychologist/
In both cases it works fine.
Problem solved: ended up being a bit brave and delete the “bad” category and created a new one. Seems not to give any issues so far.
The Claim plugin redirects non-logged in users to /?geodir_signup=true
So I ended up changing all references to /?geodir_signup=true in geodir_claim_functions.php to my membership registration page, so the claims links now redirects to s2member registration.That made me think that all GD needs is an option to override/change any link to the registration and login pages?
@ sputnik
Wish-list # 2. Option to display the map on top for listing page.
Like this??
http://goldroo.net/listing/info/smart-cookie-psychologist/
