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Hi John Marston,

Thanks for your reply. Kindly install the “Code Snippet” plugin and then run the script that I’ve shared earlier. Let us know once you’ve done that and I’ll guide you further adjusting the existing maps into satellite view.

Hi eric Garcia,

Thanks for your post. Kindly share your Website WP admin access here in private reply and we’ll check this out for you.

Hi Tony,

Thanks for your reply. Yes, you’ll need to use shortcodes to achieve this. To call the titles, you can use [gd_post_title tag=”h2″] and as for the address, you can use the [gd_output_location location=”detail”] shortcode. Have you given it a try? You should really check out the shortcode builder https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/shortcode-builder/ if you haven’t already. 🙂

Hi Tony,

You’re Welcome and have a nice weekend.

Hi there,

Could you share your Website WP admin access here in private reply so that we could take a look at your GD setup?

Thanks

Hi John,

Thanks for your patience. I’ve just consulted with a developer and he suggested that you insert the custom php code below into your Website. This would force the default map to “Satellite View”. For the existing listings, you can export the listings and change the settings over there. Then, reimport it into back into your Website.

function gd_snippet_170519_map_params( $params, $map_args ) {
	if ( $params['map_type'] == 'post' ) {
		$params['maptype'] = 'SATELLITE';
	}

	return $params;
}
add_filter( 'geodir_map_params', 'gd_snippet_170519_map_params', 10, 2 );

Hi serendipity,

Thanks for your reply. The Linkedin icon is already available and you’ll just need to insert the code below into the textbox as shown in the attached screenshot.

fab fa-linkedin