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You will need a specific shortcode for each listing, seek support of the google reviews widget developers to find what shortcodes to use.

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Have you selected where you want them to be displayed, see https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#show ?

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This explains how to add an extra special tab where you then can add a shortcode generated for each listing based on https://richplugins.com/documentation

Or you can add a listing specific shortcode in a sidebar widget, but only display it for the correct listing using Widget Logic: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/useful-plugins/#logic

None of this has been tested with that plugin though.

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You’re welcome 🙂

The Popular Location widget only does “cities”, not regions or neighborhoods.
For neighborhoods, you need to add the “Location Neighborhood” widget.

I suggest you play a bit with the pagination settings of the Popular Location widget, and try a few different sections of the GD Home page.

I also recommend this link: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/manage-location/#edit

Best practice is not to add locations here, because every location will have a page created and you will only end up with empty pages.
Wait for your users to add listings and locations will be automatically created as your users add listings from the frontend.

If you do not want the widget on the homepage, review this: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/useful-plugins/#logic
Use with this code

! is_front_page()

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3. You linked to an Add Listing form on a demo site that only is for Properties. But you seemed to think that page is for different CPTs. Some people create a normal WP page with the different links to the different Add Listing forms, or you can put the same links in the Add Listing page, then users can choose to select a different CPT from that page.

5. Do you mean, you do not want the compass that is part of the location search field?
You can add this CSS to hide it:

.near-compass {display: none}

6. Change the size of the image or adjust the HTML in the text widget at GD > GD Home Top Section.

7. About 200 x 80, but it does not matter too much with GDF.

8. See https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/listings/#post-261957
There is no way to force a listing, but you can add a default image per category or at GD > Design > Listings tab > Upload listing no image

9. Can you explain where you want this sorting to happen? A URL will be helpful.

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I am guessing you set that page as the Add Listing page.
Also, you need to correct your permalinks: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/basic-installation/#postnames

If you post your WP Admin details in a private reply, we can check things out for you.

Facebook controls what they allow to be exported from their site, GD is importing everything Facebook allows to be exported.
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