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Yes, you can. Look at GD > Multilocations > Location settings tab: Wish to enable neighbourhoods ?

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Admins always can see all listings. Can you see the listings in another browser when not logged in?
Also, paid listings are auto-published, only free listings will go to draft.
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#1. Sorry, but that’s not possible.

#2. Not sure if that is translatable, I’ll check for you.

#3. Only things translated to Romanian will be available on the Romanian website. If a listing is in both English and Romanian, the listing will be available in both sections. If not translated, then it will only be available in one section.

#4. Start with activating WPML, and set up both languages. Then start translating whatever you want to be translated: look at the frontend and keep translating things.

#5. Yes, just translate the listings.

#6. Categories and sub-categories are treated the same in the advanced search form. Visitors will be able to choose a category or a sub-category.

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1. That is because you have chosen not to include location in URLs at GD > Permalinks > Add location in urls
If you change that, then clicking on “accommodation” should go to accommodation listings for the location only.

2. That is because you have chosen to have “home” link to the current location at GD > Multilocations > Home page should go to?
If you change that, then clicking “home” will take you to your website’s home page.

These are not bugs, but options.

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You’re welcome 🙂

GD > Design > Map tab > Select category to untick by default on map
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#map

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You need to install the Pricing Manager, then you can feature some listings by changing price packages or by manually ticking the featured box for the listing in the back end. You do not need to have paid listings.

To sort them by featured first, that is done with settings in the widgets, or for Listings pages, at Places Settings > Sorting Order tab.

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