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The widget should adapt to the area you put it, and the settings you use.
This widget is designed to be used in content sections or full-width sections, it does not work well in sidebars or columns with limited width.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/widgets/#slider

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Also explain what is not working, I cannot find anything wrong.

This explains where to add HTML/text for location pages, and how to display it:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-widgets/#desc

That content can also be added at GD > Multilocations > SEO settings.

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By default, a free listing does not have a renew link, but can have an upgrade link.
If you want to enable free listing to be renewed, then you can tick that box.
That way you can set an expiry, and the system will send expiry emails for free listings too.

The upgrade link is only available for listings in a package that has “Has Upgrades? > YES”.

Also, could I make it so the free listing doesn’t disappear when it expires changing “Expire, Downgrade to” the same package “Free Package” so it essentially doesn’t expire? And in this case if “Renewal for free package?” in the General tab is unticked would they be forced to upgrade when updating the listing?
I think that is correct. But it would not be different than setting free listings to never expire.

I’ll get Kiran to confirm my answers.

Because you have widgets in the GD Home Top section and the demo does not use the top section.
And the Popular Post widgets are set to 4 and 5 grid on the demo, not list view and 2 grid.

Use spaces in your “words”.
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Create a new API or make sure it authorised correctly: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/add-google-api-key/

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Most likely you have some very old plugins that will need manual updates.