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Adjust the map shortcode or block or widget to remove the category and the search filter.
Shortcode:[gd_map zoom="0" map_type="directory" post_settings="1" search_filter="0" post_type_filter="1" cat_filter="0"]If you are using a widget or a block, the same options will be available.
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Have a look at GD > Settings > General tab > Pages sub-tab > GD Archive Item page.
The below is assuming you are using shortcodes on that page, but maybe you are using blocks, but the principle will be the same.
To remove the “favorite”, remove this from the template:
[gd_post_fav show='' alignment='right' list_hide_secondary='2']I cannot see an icon or stars for reviews, but that can be removed by deleting this:
[gd_post_rating alignment='left' list_hide_secondary='2']You should also have some code for the categories, you can change to this to delete the icon:
[gd_post_meta key="post_category" show="value"]The address is added with this code, just delete it:
[gd_post_meta key="address"]Thanks
Please note that if you are using the default “is featured” custom field, then for listings to be “featured” they do not need to be in any particular category.
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Can you please check what the publishing setting is for the price package of that listing?
ThanksYou’re welcome
If you have no packages created already:
1. GD > Settings > General tab > Uninstall sub-tab > Pricing Manager > Check this box if you would like to completely remove all of its data when Pricing Manager is deleted > YES
2. De-activate Pricing Manager.
3. Delete Pricing Manager.
4. Install Pricing Manager.
5. Activate Pricing Manager.
You now should have all default Package custom fields back, and can now create your packages.Thanks
Try this
define('WP_DEBUG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_LOG', true); define('WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY', true); define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true); ini_set('display_errors', true); ini_set('error_reporting', E_ALL);and then look at /wp-content/debug.log
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You’re welcome 🙂
You can create a different WP page that has the “open” GD Search, but on the GD Search page, you set it to “closed”.
But the default “general Search page” and the results page are the same.Thanks
You cannot do that for the Location pages or Archive pages, but you can for the Detail pages.
Have a look at WP Settings > Permalinks.Thanks
1. Go to Appearance > Widgets [image 1].
2. Add the GD > Badge widget to the sidebar that appears on your GD Detail pages [image 2 – depending on your theme, you may have different sidebars than in the image].
3. Edit the widget as per image 3 [or like Alex showed].
4. That will show the badge in the GD Detail page sidebar.Thanks
Hi Wolf, they are only warnings, and you can just hide them:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/help-i-get-a-php-warning-on-my-pages/Thanks
1. You asked for a discount code for a specific category, but I guess you mean that you want a discount code that works if they add a listing to that specific category and possibly to other categories too.
That is not possible.3. Is not possible, the Add Listing page will always be pre-populated with the default location.
Users can click on the location icon to get their address, see image.4. This is from the previous GD version but the principles are still the same: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/changing-franchises/
Thanks for letting us know.
If you are not logged in, you do not get the “Are you interested” link.
I’ll get someone with an iPhone to check too.
