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Hello, removing the defaults fields will involve some custom code, for example here you can see how to remove the tags from the add a listing page.
Adding the fields in the details page, it’s the same, involving custom code, here you can see how to add, for example, the author link to the details pageHello actually it isn’t not possible, as you might know.
An auto -locate feature is useful if it’s specific to an area (because it is grabbed using the geo-IP), such as a city, but he might be unuseful in directions because it will be an approximation, not accurate then.
Imagine if you want to get directions to a pizzeria in the bronx (new york), and you’re in manhattan (new york), the auto-location will place the approx address and it’s way far than your actual location, you then should re-edit the address field with the correct address and get the indications.
Answering your question: yes it’s doable, with some custom code.
You could either create a request here or start a thread in the Jobs board hereHi, you can use some plugin like this one
An ID is included in the edit link of the listing, which is not static.
You can allow users to see the wp-admin area (in Geodirectory/General) so they could go to the backend and “eventually” edit their listings, but I don’t know if this is possible, I need to check.
Users should be clicking Ohau if they want to see Ohau.
Unfortunately there are no filters for islands, or counties.I’ll notify Paolo, maybe he comes with a better suggestion.
When clicking on a tag, the user will see all the listing with that tag (so in the “everywhere” location), it’s not a geo-thing because in your case, there is no such an option to limit geolocation for an island, it’s possible only by country-region-city-neighborhood.
Since you website is only for Hawaii, you don’t need to ask for a location otherwise if people visiting the website from outside Hawaii, (i.e. Boston) accidentally allow the location, they will not see any listing (because it will be strict within the boston area).So to recap:
– Users will see all the Hawaii Listings
– If they click on a tag, the new page will show, in a list, all the listings with that tag
– If they will click on the home button, they will return to the homepage with all the listings for HawaiiHmm…you could use tags then, if you place for example the “Oahu” tag to the listing in Oahu island, you can then filter the listings going to http://www.bellydeals.com/?gd_place_tags=oahu (and you can link this url to the item on your menu)
Hello, if the listing is claimed, the owner of the page will see an ” Edit” button on the page he owns. It’s the same button you, admin, see if you visit a listing
Hello, you could create a custom field with a checkbox, so users will choose the island when submitting the listing, and this custom field will be searchable using the advanced search.
Haloa,
S.you’re welcome, glad you sorted out 🙂
I don’t know why it isn’t working on your theme, i tried on mine with GDF Child and it works as expected. Are yo using any cache plugin or any cdn (e.g. cloud flare etc?)
Are you using the child theme, right?
the code doesn’t seem to be in the style.cssadd the !important
so,
a.b_send_inquiry { font-size:30px !important; }
Your url please? 🙂
Hello, you can play with the css for the send enquiry button, just use this in your style.css (within your child theme)
a.b_send_inquiry { font-size:30px; }
in the example I just increased the font size but you can customize as you want using css
more info hereYes I copy pasted the last part of my functions.php, the last tag needs to be removed, I’m going to edit the code I posted up
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