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No, because the footer area is replicated on every page. The Claim link is page specific.
You need to add widgets to the GD Home widget areas, see more at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory
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The only link possible to claim a listing is like on this page in the sidebar:
https://wpgeo.directory/whoop/places/united-states/pennsylvania/philadelphia/restaurants/lacroix-at-the-rittenhouse-2/
Look for “Business Owner?”.Thanks
You’re welcome 🙂
Add the following part to the earier code to show the region:
.geodir-bubble-meta-side .geodir_more_info.post_address span[itemprop="addressRegion"]So it becomes
.geodir-bubble-meta-side .geodir_more_info.post_address span[itemprop="addressLocality"], .geodir-bubble-meta-side .geodir_more_info.post_address span[itemprop="addressRegion"] { display: initial; }To change the layout itself, like introducing a line break, review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/changing-the-layout-of-addresses/
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I’ll get one of the developers to have a closer look at your question after the weekend.
ThanksYou have not copied the code exactly, look at the quotes.
Let us know if that fixes it, Houba Houba Hop.
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That is added by your theme “powermag”.
Try adding this CSS to over-write:.gd-cptcat-li .widget ul li:before {content: " ";}Let us know if that worked. Thanks
If you are using the GD Home Page as your home page, you can add widgets to any of the GD Home widget areas, and you can add content on the page too, with or without shortcodes:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/If you are using a normal WP page as your homepage, then it depends on the widget areas given by the theme, and you can add content to the page using shortcodes.
So you would add a GD Home Map widget or this shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#locationmap
For the search, you would add the GD Search widget or this shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#search
If you want to search by categories, review https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/To add listings, add the Popular Post widgets or this shortcode: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-shortcodes/#poppost
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1. Recurring events will have the date in the title, to differentiate them and to prevent duplicates pages and titles for SEO purposes.
Try this CSS for #2:
.geodir_event_dates_display {display: none;}Thanks
I’ll get one of the developers to have a look at your question after the weekend.
You should not allow shortcodes to be added by anyone else than admins though, so you will have to make the special offers field an admin only field.Thanks
Try this CSS:
.map_category input[type="text"] { display: none; }For future reference have a look at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/customizing-your-style/
GD > Notifications > Site BCC Options tab > Listing published > No
should turn it off.
I can see it does not turn it off for my test site either, I’ll get one of the developers to have a closer look after the weekend.Thanks
Please add this CSS:
.geodir-bubble-meta-side .geodir_more_info.post_address span[itemprop="addressLocality"] { display: initial; }Thanks
Hi Steve
1. Go to https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/membership/ and select your membership from the three options up the top > Buy Now
2. On the checkout page, click on “Renewing a license key? Click to renew an existing license”
3. You should find your current membership license at https://wpgeodirectory.com/your-account/purchase-history/Thanks
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