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I see now.
Those links are added using the WP menu and using the Place [or other CPT] categories as available there.

You can either manually create those links, for example /events/schools/
or you can turn of “Add location in urls” at GD > Permalinks

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Have a look at GD > Custom Post Types > Place CPT > Edit > Advanced Mode tab > Description

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Oops, sorry. Misread the question. I’ll get Giri to have a look at your question after the weekend.

You can set GD > General > Allow user to see wp-admin area > YES

Or you can use UsersWP: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/userswp-beta-gd-integration-uwp-recaptcha/

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The default automated form will allow users more freedom than following a set layout as you seem to want.
So you have a few options.

1. Use the automated form, and create a layout for the GD detail page that meets what you want.

2. Use the automated form to accept submissions, but have them go to draft, so you can use re-work the data submitted as you please.

3. Build a custom form that collects the data you want, and then create the listings yourself in the backend.

Does that help?

You can be on a page in a CPT and use the GD search to search for all listings of that CPT in a particular location.

All this can be combined in the GD search too: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/

But if a visitor chooses to go to a location using the switcher, their choice will be honored and they will go to the location page that then can list all listings in that location.

Visitors do not have to go back to the homepage, they can just select the province or city using the switcher and they will be taken direct to the startpage for that province or city.

I hope it is clearer now.

Sorry, I assumed that was Supreme based on the screenshot.
The listings page sections are set at GD > Design > Listings tab.
See more at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/layout/#directory

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