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Hello,
that depends on your theme, if it has a backend editor, you can change it with the UI, otherwise it needs to be changed editing the footer.php /style.css inside your child theme folder.

If you mean, the MENU, you first need to create a Menu in Appearance/Menu, then enable the menu in GD going in the Geodirectory/design/navigation and selecting the previously created menu.

Hello, are your 5 virtual pages all in their place? (you could check by going in Pages and then checking the “virtual” tab

Hello Adrian,

1- Actually the best way is to export from GT to CSV and then import to GD via CSV (in this page you will find some documentation). User and password are handled by wordpress, so you need to export the wp_users table from the database

2- you can set a different page for the listings and using a different homepage, You can set the “Listings” page in the permalink setting (in Geodirectory)

3-The detail page will blend into the theme you are using (assuming you are using a GD compatible theme, Enfold in this case). Any further modification in the layout will involve custom code.

4- no ETA, Stiofan or Paolo could be more accurate about this question

5-The compatibility pack will create a bridge between GD and Enfold, so they will blend and fit together nicely as a “native” feature.

6- no ETA, Stiofan or Paolo could be more accurate about this question

Hello,
add in your style.css (child theme)

header nav .nav li a { 
border-right: none;
}

Hello. All in one is not possible, you can place more than one widget(gd home post view)
and set each with a different post type.

Hello, when adding a listing, on the right hand side you will see a radio button with the featured option, see attach.