Simone

You’re a bit confused 🙂

That one is for the field when adding a listing. To change the Special Offer tab, just use the .po and change the string to Announcements

If you have no idea of what I’m talking about, read here 🙂

S.

Hi,
do not edity the index, you can either create a functions or just edit the current header.

Right before the array with the nav menu, use the if else statement and use is_frontpage rather than is_home.
i’ve tested on my website this, and it works

 if ( is_front_page() ) :
	echo "home";
	 elseif ( is_404() ) :
echo "404";
else :
	 
	  wp_nav_menu(array(
    					'container' => false,                           // remove nav container
    					'container_class' => 'menu cf',                 // class of container (should you choose to use it)
    					//'menu' => __( 'The Main Menu', GEODIRECTORY_FRAMEWORK ),  // nav name // removed because it was breaking WPML lang switcher
    					'menu_class' => 'nav top-nav cf',               // adding custom nav class
    					'theme_location' => 'main-nav',                 // where it's located in the theme
    					'before' => '',                                 // before the menu
        			'after' => '',                                  // after the menu
        			'link_before' => '',                            // before each link
        			'link_after' => '',                             // after each link
        			'depth' => 0,                                   // limit the depth of the nav
    					'fallback_cb' => ''                             // fallback function (if there is one)
						)); 
						
						endif;
						?>

Hi,

your attempt could be successful if you make a condition where the new header will be loaded only if it is_home() or any other page you want to exclude the GD links….or you can explore the world of the GD hook_actions .. 🙂

Hello Dmitri, this is happening on the desktop version too (not only mobile) and it happens only on Safari.
To fix this, add to your style.css (child theme) this

.geodir_Star {
width:115px !important; 
}

Hello,
thanks for the video, it helps a lot 🙂

I played with your website, and I don’t see “city” in the drop down menu (see attach.), and if I type “auto” and autocomplete with “Autoaufbereitung” as you did in your screencast, I can see three listings (see attach.).
About the 404 error, it’s a permalinks error, it should be /standort/germany/nordrhein-westfalen/hattingen rather than /standortgermany/nordrhein-westfalen/hattingen , please check your permalinks settings in WordPress ( /wp-admin/options-permalink.php) and add a / at the end of the url (after %postname%), I believe this is the issue in your case 🙂
Thanks,
S.

see attach 🙂

Yes, the images can be attached with some code-tweaking (and some styling 😛 )to the Popular categories widget

Do you have, in GeoDirectory->Custom Post Type for the same post_type you just entered in the csv?
Also check the Category, you must create a category in the custom post type and then enter the SAME in the csv column.
Also for the images, just insert the filename, and place the image in /wp-content/uploads/2014/08/

For documentation, please see here