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Thank you for your response. But I’m clueless about that. I guess I will just leave it alone. 🙂
Thank you, it looks like that resolved the issue. 🙂
Well…I tried it, but it’s not working.
I added the code in my code snippet plugin, activated it, and targeted several of my package ID’s, but nothing changes. Purged my caches too and I’m on an incognito browser.
The package ID’s aren’t even showing up in the body class tag. Not sure why…
….nevermind. I just figured out why. I was using the package order numbers instead of IDs. Thank you. 🙂
So, don’t use widget logic? I’m not understanding how I would target a package type from css on a listing page though…
With the widget logic, this is an example I’ve seen, but it only works for a single package a a time. I know that widget logic can normally accept and/or conditionals.
$post->package_id == 1Great! Thank you.
Hi @stiofan, I’m back online. I think this part is the last piece of my puzzle! Then I’m ready to launch. Whoo hoo!
Awesome. I didn’t know PO files could use HTML. Thank you. 🙂
Okay. But that would actually be a better setup. If there are no upgrades for a price package, the option should not even be shown. Maybe it can be implemented in the next update. 🙂
This reply has been marked as private.I only have one default package for 2 of my cpts, it still shows on the add listing page.
Hi, you can use this css for the background color:
.geodir-slider-title { background: pink; }'And this for the link color:
.et_pb_bg_layout_light .et_pb_widget li a { color:cyan; }Of course, you can switch out the color names/color codes to your choosing.
Give this a try:
body.single .featured-area { display: none! important; }You would add a link to the location page, this shows locations near to your visitor but not it won’t be listed as a search result. I don’t believe you can get to the search results page without performing a search.
But I could be wrong. So you can try to add a button with the link: http://www.yourwebsite.com/location and see if you get the results you want.
Hmmm, I think you can utilize the Near Me button/link to get location based search results that are sorted by distance.
On the actual search results I don’t believe there is way to sort them by distance, because in the first example, it’s already sorted that way when users share their location. But you can add the “by Distance” parameter using the Advanced Search options within the post type category settings.
