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You will need to create new packages. Custom fields, categories etc are not shared across CPTs so packages cannot be used for different CPTs.
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You can achieve that using the Payment Manager language file.
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Please review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/geodirectory-lists-overview/
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Did you add the location description widget to the GD Home page: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/location-manager-widgets/#desc
You can also add category specific content for each location but that will only show on category pages, not location pages. Add that content at Place Categories or other CPT.
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1. WP Easy Updates is a plugin like any other, so normally you install it this way:
* Follow the link in your dashboard to https://wpeasyupdates.com
* Click “download” to download the plugin ZIP file
* From the Plugins section in your site dashboard, click upload new plugin and select the earlier downloaded ZIP file.
* Click Install and then Activate.
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/wp-easy-updates/If you want to install the plugin by FTP, extract the files from the downloaded ZIP file on your local computer, and upload the extracted folderto /wp-content/plugins.
2. Make sure the video custom field is active at GD > Place Settings.
Then navigate to thd the listing in the backend and add the
URL to the video in the video field.3. With the latest version of WP you will find a video widget in the widget area, thst you can add to any page.
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The search is designed to search within a radius of a particular location.
For example if I am on holiday in New York I may search for restaurants near the statue of Liberty. A search that returns all restaurants in New York would not be very useful.But if I wanted all restaurants in New York I would browse to the New York page, using the location switcher.
See also https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/searching-and-browsing/
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The Supreme Search page is similar to the Listings page.
If you want to add more content, sdd widgets to the GD Search sections.Thanks
We suggest you create one GD listing in the backend and then export that listing. That will give you the correct information to finish the CSV import file.
Location Manager needs to be active if you want to import listings into more than one city.
See more at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-export
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ThanksWhoop Options > Header Styling Options > Sub menu colors
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Locations will be added using the language set at GD > Design > Map: default map language
You can only translate countries using the language file, region and city names need to stay as created by the Google Map API.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-countries-and-map-directions/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/definitions/#locationYou need to select your default map language first and let the system do the rest.
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To get all listings showing on the Listings pages, you will need to set maximum posts displayed to more than 600 (50 x 12).
You can also make your sort filters more relevant maybe. And add a search widget.You can get all listings in a category on the same map with this shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#listing
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Have a look at GD > Design > Navigation
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#navigationThanks
Hi Michael, Google can only read the source of the public pages, so it (He? She?) has no access to the database, except for what is publicly displayed.
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Probably not to GD itself, but rather to the user registration process and options for admins for their users. Your users will have an integrated experience where their user info, listings, invoices etc is all together on their user profile page.
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