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Category pages in that theme look like this:
https://wpgeo.directory/supreme-directory/places/hotels/

Location pages: https://wpgeo.directory/supreme-directory/location/italy/
and you can change the background image.

To have category pages like the location pages, you will need to customize the theme considerably, it is not possible as is.

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That setting is for the slider in the compass, and the frontend display will be in km if that is the setting at GD > General > Search tab.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/search-filters-overview/#geolocation
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/#compass

You can use 0.5 if you like.
But visitors can slide for a smaller or larger area too, and setting to something small means there often will be no results at all.
Results will be shown in order of distance anyway.

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Something wrong with that code you use in the widget.
I added a bit of more code that works now, it just needs styling.
Please check, thanks.

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If this option is selected, users will be asked if they with to be geolocated via a popup
That is a popup that will ask exactly that.
Which is different to the browser then asking if you want to share your location with the website, that is a browser function outside your control.

First time load does not refer to a page, but your site. Regardless of what page they land on, the chosen redirect option will be activated.
So geolocation works on any page, the first page visited.

“On first time load users will be auto geolocated without being asked if they with to be geolocated via a popup and will not be redirected, that is, they will stay in the home page (which is a WordPress page, not the location or any other GD page).”

If you do not want an automatic redirect, I suggest to add the “GD > Near Me Button widget” which allows the visitor to choose when they want to be geolocated.

There is a difference between GeoLocation and the option in widgets called “Enable location filter”.
Geolocation is the capacity of the browser to detect where the device (or IP address) is.
“Enable location filter” refers to locations (cities) added to your database, and adjusts widget content depending on the location chosen by your visitors (for example, using the location switcher), regardless of their geo-location.
Sort of similar to the difference between NEAR a particular spot in the world (your geolocation or any landmark) and IN a location, meaning a listing added to a city in your database.

https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/#near

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I think the issue is that the listing is not expiring, but canceled.
If you post your WP admin details, we’ll have a look.

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Create your new package and then go to the listing in the backend and select the new package.
If you have a lot of them you can export them and change the package in the CSV file before re-importing.

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