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Hi Adam,

By default, all category markers are displayed on the map and this can be controlled using the option in GD > Design > Map > SHOW / HIDE POST TYPE AND CATEGORY ON MAP. Could you please check on it and see if it’s what you’re looking for?

Thanks!

Hi Victoria,

I’ll try to answer your questions accordingly.

#1 Check out this section of the documentation https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/redirecting-the-login-page/

#2 refer to #1

#3 You can adjust that in GD > Custom Post Type > “Order in post type list”

#4 If you’re referring the share icons on the listing details page, use the custom CSS code below.

ul.sd-cta-favsandshare {
    display: none;
} 

#5 You can use the BuddyPress plugin to allow users to change the profile(Avatar) image on the frontend. If not, you’ll have to customize it in the “User” account in WP dashboard.

#6 Refer to this section of the documentation as it explains how to change the words using the translation method . https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translate-core/

thanks!

Hi there,

Do you think you can share WP temp admin access to your site so we can take a better look? Also, please list down the steps in order to recreate the issue. You can post the details here using the private reply option below.

Hi Maria,

se the below custom CSS code to remove the page title only on the “About” page.

.page-id-10 h1.entry-title {
    display: none;
}

Use the below custom CSS code to remove the comments and favorites from that widget.

#geodir-bestof-places .geodir-addinfo{
    display:none;
}

Thanks!

Hi Darren,

This looks like a conflict with another plugin. Could you try deactivating all non-GD plugins and see if it fixes the issue there? If the issue persists, do you think you can share WP temp admin access to your site so we can take a better look? You can post the details here using the private reply option below.

Hi Adam,

Try using the custom CSS code below and see if it’s what you’re looking for. Insert into GD > Design > Scripts > Custom Style CSS

.geodir-list-view-select {   
    position: absolute;
    left: 300px;
    top: -50px;
}

Hi Rob,

Please check the “Show in What Locations” section of the custom field and see if it helps. Refer to this section of the documentation for more info. https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#common

Thanks!

Hi there,

There isn’t anything you can do if it’s a manual registration from a spammer. Usually, they use some sort of software for automatic registrations. But since you’ve equipped your Website with a captcha and an email verification, the only way to go through that would be through the manual process. I believe they would go that far if it’s profitable for them.

Thanks!