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Hi Micheal,

Thanks for your post. Both tags and categories are types of taxonomies. However, every listing requires categories and tags are optional. Categories can have parent category with child subcategories. But with tags, there are never any parent/child relationships.

Hi Carin,

Thanks for your reply. I’ve corrected the custom CSS code for you(you added a wrong class) and could you please check now?

Hi

Thanks for your post. You can use this plugin https://userswp.io/ to displaying listings on their profile page. Is this what you’re looking for?

Hi Bernward,

Thanks for your post. To make a claim, users need to be logged in. Or you can choose to “Auto Approve via email verification” https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/addons/claim/#options

Hi Alexander,

Thanks for your reply. I’m able to see this too on my mobile device. I will forward this to a developer for further assistance.

Hi Carin,

Thanks for your reply. Try applying the custom CSS code below instead.

.gd-badge-meta.gd-ab-right-angle, .gd-badge-meta.gd-ab-top-right-angle {
    top: -10px!important;
}

Hi Nico Prinsloo,

Thanks for your post. You’re looking at the wrong documentation. Please check out this link https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs-v2/geodirectory/installation/