Joy

I figured out the z-index issue. If anyone else has this problem this is the code to adjust:

.geodir_map_container {
    z-index: 80;
    position: relative;
}

“The center of the map is calculated according to the listings position.”

So doesn’t that mean that if you have listings around the world that the center will be calculated in Africa – or if not Africa as you say, it could be centered in an area in where you possibly have no listings at all?

And it’s not arguing, it’s trying to understand how the function works and to point out a potential issue with the logic that may be overlooked. After all it’s a beta, is it not okay to point out issues? All my previous posts questioned about the zoom being over Africa which I found to be very odd.

That’s unfortunate, this seems like a relevant concern – zoom should not be based on Africa. Just my opinion…What file would I look at the edit the zoom position? Since it’s set to the center of the map, I should also be able to edit this to have the alignment adjusted.

Also the issue of the navigation drop down being covered by the map when I’m logged in is still an issue. Can you please let me know what layer I can adjust z-index to fix this? Thank you again.

Oops! Take a peek again please, I forgot to save the code I added. 🙂

I’m back – so my directory is not utilizing photos/sliders on the detail listing template. I’m just trying to manipulate the default listing image(shown in widgets). Any ideas on getting working that out without having to manually upload an image per listing? Thank you.

Hi everyone, thank you for the feedback. @guust – the code worked enough so I could tweak it a bit and have it display to my liking. I’ve checked the sub-menus again, and it seems that it is just getting stuck behind the map when a user a is logged in. If you view the site without logging in, the sub maps are fine. I’ve tried to add z-index to several different options, with no luck. Can you please have a look? Thank you.

@paolo – maybe that could be revisited? This means that if anyone has listings around the world that their maps will automatically center over Africa, which seems a bit odd. Especially in a case like where you cannot select the focus area priority. Alex suggested the advanced settings, which seems to fix this – to an extent.

@ayecode_alex Thanks Alex – this almost works perfectly. If I specify a country and region, it will focus over that area – but it will only show the markers for that specific region. However, I am trying to focus over a region, but allow the users the freedom to move about the map and find other locations as well. Since most of my listings are in the USA it would seem that should be the focus, which is what I’m trying to achieve without disabling all markers beyond the specified region.

Thanks again guys, you’re the best!