Tom

Perfect,
thank you.
OK, that might be that I actually only checked the sub-cetagory from the backend. As long as the main category get’s automatically checked when a front end user just checks the sub-category, everything is fine 🙂

Thanks a lot for your quick reply, looking forward to the answer from the developers and if the first bullet ends up on the roadmap. Would be great.

Thanks,
Tom

Hi Stiofan,
thanks for the quick answer.

Here’s what I think would be perfect:

When defining the fields that will be included in the listings of a certain post type, there could be a checkbox that sais “Make Tab”. If I check that, this field will become its own Tab on the listings detail page, with the title of the field being the Name of the Tab. (If not, It would simply added to the “more info” tab like it is now.)

That would also solve another problem:

I bought the “custom post types” extension. So I have lets say a post type “hotels”, and one “restaurants”. Currently, I would have the general tabs “profile” and “more info”. Even if I rename them, they would have to be general to fit both post types.
With the concept above, I could use fields like “Our Hotel” and “Rooms” for the Hotel, and “Our Menu” and “Our Story” for the restaurant post type. Much more sexy & appealing, I think.
It would be great if I could actually hide the general profile field. Or I would use it as some kind of “short description”, but unneccessary fields quickly confuse visitors.

Does that make sense?
Kind regards,
Tom

Got it, perfect, thanks.

OK, then I guess CSS would be OK … but this one did not change anything on the details page.
I was talking about this element on the listings detail page, right?
(Please see pic)
Any other idea?
Thank you very much,
Tom

Got it, thanks:
custom css: .geodir_post_taxomomies{display:none;}

Hi John,
perfect, thanks.
“just enough styling to make everything look right” would be sufficient, of course.
Cheers,
Tom