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15. Create a new custom field for each different badge you want to use.
One custom field cannot be used for different badges.22. You just need to over-write [edit] the pre-filled name.
If you used the name “test” before when paying for a listing, then next time, the system will pre-fill that for you. Just over-write [edit] the pre-filled name.Thanks
GD > Settings > General tab > Show Advanced > Allow posting without logging in?
I had no trouble previewing the test listing I submitted when clicking on the “preview listing” from the frontend, after I submitted the listing.
Can you tell us the exact steps so we can recreate the problem?
And give us Super Admin details too in a private reply if we need to have a look.Thanks
Add
.single-gd_placein front of
.sd .featured-area h1.entry-titleThanks
I just spoke to Kiran, and trials must be free for the moment.
We are working on allowing trials to have a price, but it needs to be implemented in both the GD Pricing Manager and WPinvoicing.All seems to work fine if the trial price field is left empty or set to zero.
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Should it not charge $1 for the trial period as per the package settings?
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This reply has been marked as private.If the map is in the sidebar, it is there because of a GD Map widget.
Maybe there is an option to display widget depending on membership? Check with the membership developers.
Or you can use a Text widget, and then use the membership plugin shortcode around a map shortcode.
You get the correct map shortcode using the shortcode builder: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/Thanks
Exactly the same principle … or seek assistance from the membership plugin for that
ThanksThis reply has been marked as private.Not sure what you mean?
The marked left one in the image is because the Custom Post Type addon is used.
The marked right one in the image is because the Advanced Search addon is used.Thanks
I changed your permalinks to the only way that works.
If you do not want to use addresses and maps, you should use the Custom Post Type addon and the Location Manager, then you get the option to disable addresses correctly.Thanks
Add this CSS:
body.sd-float-menu #site-header {background: black;}Thanks
That layout can just be achieved with the standard WP block editor, using the “columns” block, which allows you to divide the page in the 2 columns first and then add the map etc, and then 3 columns with further content.
https://www.wp101.com/tutorial/the-block-editor/
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The video is from the old version V1.
If you just installed the latest version, it will be V2.V2 documentation is here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/
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Can you make sure the user is an administrator. Thanks
