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You’re welcome 🙂

Just adding a bit: some users are not using WP posts for their blog post, but created an new custom post type called “News” or “Blog” and then use that for “blog posts”. That allows custom fields to be added and searched using the GD search.
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That is not possible, that will also hide the sub categories. All listings that are in a sub-category are automatically also in the parent category.
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Not sure exactly what you mean, but all listings that are in a sub-category are automatically also in the parent category. So if you only uncheck the child, then all listings will still show, because they are also in the parent.
Did I understand correctly?
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To give the page the same width as your normal theme pages, add this CSS:

#geodir-wrapper {
    max-width: 1100px;
    margin: auto;
}

There are plenty of ways to change the look but it all depends exactly what you are trying to do.

As per https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#show I added Category and Address to the Listings pages.
You have no custom field called “Company name” so I have not added that.

The page at http://clientiweb.com/mtvtoscana/places/italy/toscana/trequanda/restaurants/morimoto/ looks ok to me, except that the Google Map API is loaded twice, so either you have added it as part of your theme or another plugin.