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Hi Stiofan,
The code isn’t showing up in the footer anymore, but it’s still not appearing in the sidebar. It’s not being parsed by GD Booster, though, so that’s an improvement.
Simone,
I changed this:
echo "<div class="".$postid ."">".$post_details->post_tags."</div>";to this:
echo "<div class="".tags ."">".$post_details->post_tags."</div>";and got the desired result. Thank you!
I currently have around 200 tags that I would need to implement as the new custom field. I had asked about this previously ( https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/pick-tags-from-list/ ) and was directed to switch to a custom field at that time, but since I figured I could make the existing tags implementation work manually, I just decided to skip it.
Now I need to be able to exclude search terms and search for only specific terms. I don’t even know how to implement that without laboriously editing every single location.
Paolo, I’m open to doing that, but that requires that I be able to move the existing Tags from almost 6,000 listings to a new Custom Field. Is that possible?
Geodirectory Modern child theme, http://www.kjvchurches.com
This reply has been marked as private.Thanks, I got the function working; the only issue is that it doesn’t appear to have a Class ID to be able to style it with CSS. Is this something that can be added? The tags are blending in with the rest of the text, and it would be nice to modify that.
Now, as to question 2: I’m not seeing the Place Tags as a modifiable option in the Place Settings page. I’m wanting to use the GD Place Tags for this inclusive/exclusive search function. Maybe I’m missing something, but it doesn’t seem possible with the default setup.
I’m manually deleting the drafts 100 at a time…has the bug been encountered yet?
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Not to beat a dead thread, but “alt” tags on images isn’t exactly a “feature request” item. That’s a high-priority SEO issue, and since GD doesn’t import the photos into the media library, plugins that would usually work to fix that problem (e.g. SEO Friendly Images) are useless. If the photos are coming in from Facebook, for instance, the filename looks like this:
12678_26c0079c2b6f4e1cba683913dbdaea68.jpgThat’s worse than useless for SEO.
This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.I force reloaded the page multiple times. I didn’t clear the entire cache, but it worked without Booster, and quit working as soon as I reenabled Booster.
I’ve imported over 5,000 listings at different times using Google Docs to export the CSV and have never had a single problem. I wonder why that is…
