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Have a look at the map settings, and set it to auto-zoom.
ThanksYou can add this CSS:
.sd .sd-detail-author {display: none;}Review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/ if you want to make any other styling adjustments.
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This plugin should do the job just fine too: https://wordpress.org/plugins/better-search-replace/
If you still have issue with GD Booster after, describe the problem you have in details, and post your URL and WP admin details in a private reply and we’ll check it out.
Paid submissions are not moderated by default, but that can be changed with a setting at GD > Prices and Payments > General tab > Paid Listing Status
New listing default status (so not paid listings) can be set at GD > Design > Listings tab > New listing default status
PS 1: if you have addons installed and would like support for them, then log in here using a current membership.
PS 2: I am guessing one of the CPTs you mentioned is not a GD Events CPT, because you can only have one Events CPT, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/creating-different-event-types/
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Please have a look at supported gateways for GD at https://wpinvoicing.com/downloads/category/gateways/
Integrating GD with third party plugins is not part of support, maybe someone at http://geodirectoryexperts.com/ can help.
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Thanks for letting us know
Please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-general/
Allow user to see wp-admin area:
This option allows you to block normal users from the wp-admin area; if this is enabled a user trying to visit wp-admin will just be redirected to your home page. We understand you may need to allow users to access wp-admin for some reasons so we provide this option.PS: the username and password does not work for me.
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Please correct your WP permalinks, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#postnames
“search place …” can be changed with the language file, by changing “Search”.
“Places” is there because that is the plural name of the custom post type [CPT].For example, see https://classicalcitizens.com/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_string_teacher&s=+&snear=&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon= and you will see “Places” is replaced with the plural name of the other CPT.
You cannot delete the Places default CPT, but you can rename the CPT. Or if you delete all places and place categories, the CPT will disappear from your public website.
The “titles and meta” is for the meta data only, not for the display on the page. For the search page, you need to use %%search_near%% instead of %in_location_single%
Lovely 🙂
Added CSS at GD > Design > Scripts
and cleared caches. I did not remove anything.You are using BlueHost caching AND WP Super Cache [one should be enough] so that is most likely the reason CSS “lingers”.
Please check now.
Have a look at all the HTML code of the listing description. The user has copied and pasted all formatting from somewhere else, so the easiest way is to use the “clear formatting” button of the editor toolbar.
For example, in the HTML code, you will see this code that is what is being used and creates the problem:
<div id="row-840851041" class="row"> <div class="col small-12 large-12"> <div class="col-inner">This reply has been marked as private.You have some custom CSS added for
#buddypress .standard-form label, #buddypress .standard-form legend, #buddypress .standard-form span.labelAdd this to that CSS:
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