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Try adding this CSS to change the width on a Listings page, adjust as required:

.sd.search.geodir-page #geodir_content, .sd.archive.geodir-page #geodir_content {
    flex-basis: 40%;}

Your second link is to a GD Detail page; add widgets to the GD Detail Sidebar.

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If you export listings from a live site, they all will have different IDs now.
So the only way to re-import them to the live site, is to create duplicates.
That will create new listings, and the system will create new slugs for them, that is how WP works.

If you just update one database table, that does not create the necessary connections required in the database between the tables. That needs to be done by adding users or listings from the site.

Importing listings does not import the images, it imports the URL of the image, in your case that would be referring to the date the listing was added on the live site, and the URL would refer to the live site, not the dev site.

If pages are deleted, they indeed disappear from the menus, unless you added them as custom links, in which case you would get dead links.

There is really nothing for us to fix, it is the way you are doing it.
I am not sure what dev work you are doing, but the best way is to leave the live site alone, test the changes on the dev site, and then manually do the same stuff at the live site.
It will be safe to FTP files of new plugins etc between them, but the database is best left alone.

That is not a link to claim the listing, but a dummy link to a page that does not exist.
To achieve what is done on the sample site on a real site:
1. create a page
2. create new menu and add a link to that page.
3. make sure Whoop is set up for footer widget areas
4. add a “custom menu” widget to one of the footer widget areas and select the menu you just created

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That is a dummy link for the demo, that page is already claimed, it is “owner verified” in the sidebar.
See https://wpgeo.directory/whoop/events/india/mp/indore/events/all-about-automated-roti-making-device-in-india/

You can see the claim link in the sidebar here: https://wpgeo.directory/whoop/places/united-states/pennsylvania/philadelphia/restaurants/lacroix-at-the-rittenhouse-2/

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SEO > Titles and Meta > Post Types tab > scroll to first occurrence of “Events” > add to “title template”.

This is really a Yoast question, but if you post your URL and WP admin details in a private reply, we will have a quick check.

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Have you tried re-saving your permalinks?
Did you enter it for “Posts”?
If you enter it for “Custom Post Type Archives” then it will not work for the detail pages, but only for the Listings pages.

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Not sure what you mean? Claim links are usually in the sidebar of the detail page, not the footer.
Can you tell us where you see that in what demo?
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Have a look at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/custom-field-examples/
Add a custom field you activate as required.

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