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That is because that is the spot where latitude and longitude are both zero, Greenwich Mean Time on the equator.
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Sorry, but I think I may have been giving the wrong information, this would work better to add different info on different CPT Add Listing pages.
Just use the built-in Add Listing page, get the Code Snippets plugin and add code like this:

add_action('geodir_before_detail_fields' , '_my_geodir_build_payment_list', 1);
function _my_geodir_build_payment_list(){
    $pt = isset($_REQUEST['listing_type']) ? esc_attr($_REQUEST['listing_type']) : '';

    if($pt =="gd_place"){
        echo "my HTML places: ".$pt;

    }elseif($pt =="gd_event"){
        echo "my HTML for events: ".$pt;
    }
}

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If you are using the default GD register page [so not using UsersWP for example] then just add text in the WP page.

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GD uses geolocation, not IP location.
Please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#redirect

If you want us to review your settings, post your URL and WP admin details in a private reply here.

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There are no options for that, but you should be able to hide certain links using CSS etc.

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PS: from https://wpgeodirectory.com/support-policy/

Support for Free Users (non members) is provided for website where only the core plugin is installed and used. If addons are installed and used (even only one addon), the user will have to subscribe again before being able to receive support.

I think if you just set things up using all the built-in options, the future conversion will not be a problem. Issues will only arise if you have implemented some custom coding.
Be aware too that the first version will only be a beta version, which allows for people to test and report any remaining bugs, but generally should not be used on a live site yet.

I’ll get Stiofan to have a look at your question too. Thanks

[#post_author_name#] is not a valid GD shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-notifications/

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