Jeff Adams

Thanks for your time!

I was mostly wondering if there was any benefit to removing tables I don’t need anymore or any benefit to starting completely over with a fresh install.

I’m asking because I had a site that has been through years and years of updates. This site hasn’t gotten anywhere. I want to start working on it now that I may have more time. It would be great to use the content/site. But, it wouldn’t kill me to start completely over.

I am moving to a new server. I downloaded the original old site. But, I had some troubles migrating it to the new server. So, part of me just wants to start over.

Also, GV2 is coming out possibly in a couple months. Therefore I feel like it may be better to wait. But, I have more time now to mess with this than I may later. So ideally I could use the old content and get busy on using the site now taking advantage of my old content. I just don’t want to do that if using the old site is going to be worse maybe because of that old code lingering potentially making it more likely to have issues (loading speed, glitches of any sort, etc…)?

So, I would like some guidance since you guys know more about how GV2 is coming along. Most notably, will transitioning from the old to the new will be as good as a fresh install?

I don’t feel like you answered my question or explained anything I’m observing.

The listings still have qualifications that need to be filtered. Both listings pages and search pages are a long list of listings that need to equivocally be filtered. They even look identical, a long list of listings. The filter should be in both locations as it is needed in one location as much as it is needed in the other, it’s actually needed more in the search area. Filtering needs to be an option in both pages. This is very critical.

This can apply to really anything. Let me give you just one example. On veganlinked.com if you click food you get the listings page for all the food locations. They may be vegan or nonvegan food locations. Most people will not want to see all of the food locations in the world though. So, they’re going to search and come to a page just like the food category listings page. This will be a food category listings page too but based on location, you guys call it a search page. Just like the listing page the search page is a long list of food locations. And again it is important for people to be able to filter the food by vegan or nonvegan.

When someone is literally searching they will definitely want to filter their search. It is far more important to filter during a search than it is any other time. Can someone please make it so the filter is on the search page too? This is very important.

Anytime someone is searching for anything they may want to filter it. There are countless examples of how and why filtering would be extremely more than ideal to have along in the search results “search pages”.

awesome, thanks guys, you all rock! 🙂

Thanks, I hope it will be resolved soon because this is a significant part of the site.

Alex, Regarding reply #436837 the CSS worked great, thanks!

RE reply #436887, I think this is for a different post. We were talking about the listing titles on the listings page. Is this about a different post?