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https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/faqs/how-do-i-change-the-number-of-listings-per-page/
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If that is where you have 24 then there might be theme settings that overwrite that.Let us know how you went.
GD’s meta and titles are not used if you use Yoast.
PLEASE USE THE WPSEO SETTINGS INSTEAD means you can only use Yoast if that is installed.Thanks.
You should find the relevant CSS in the plugin CSS files, but if you edit it there, you will lose the changes in the next update.
So combined with Kor’s link, you might be able to sort it.Thanks
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Let us know if you have any other questions.Correct, the system sends the submission email when a user submits a listing.
No published email will be sent if the listing is not published at a later stage. So if submit and publish is simultaneous, only one email will ever be sent.
The submit button is just that, a submit button, and it sends the listing to the database, and the submission email is sent too, and then the database checks whether it holds it in draft or publishes it, depending on your setting. All in a split second of course.
So yes, the button is not that smart, it is your setting in the database that decides to publish or not.GD Core is the plugin, not a theme. It does not matter what theme you use, so using the latest Supreme child theme with the latest Directory Starter theme and the latest GD core plugin, as you do, will fit the requirements.
Thanks.Can you try disabling GD > Design > Scripts tab > Enable lazy load images? > NO
And share WP admin details so we can check things out. Thanks.Your emails should reflect your draft/publish setup, and the submission email is fired on submission, regardless of the draft/publish status. That cannot be changed. If you only fire an email on publishing, you cannot then fire one on submission; but you can do it the other way round.
That’s why the “link business” is on top of the page, to first fill in the details, for them then to be checked and adjusted.
Let’s check with the developers if the description and title maybe can be left not to populate.There is nothing required really, just
1. install Genesis framework
2. install and activate Genesis child theme of your choice
3. Set compatibility settings to Genesis: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-theme/Thanks
Correct, my mistake.
1. To prevent auto-publishing: GD > Design > Listings tab > New listing default status > DRAFT
2. If set to automatically publish, the “Post submit success to client email” is not used, only the “Post submit success to client email”.
3. If set to draft as first status, the “Post submit success to client email” is sent on submission, and the “Post submit success to client email” is sent when the listing is approved.
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1. To add links to your main menu review the following:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-design/#navigation
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/multilocations/#main
http://easywpguide.com/wordpress-manual/appearance/updating-the-menu/adding-a-custom-link-menu-item/2. You only have 2 search fields because you only one have CPT, the demo has Places and Events.
See point 1 of https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/gd-search/3. All addons have an explanation what to use them for at https://wpgeodirectory.com/downloads/category/addons/ and instructions at https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/category/addons/
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