Simone
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Hello,
yes, you can set the filename (e.g. image.jpg) in the CSV in the IMAGE column (right after the geodir_facebook column).
Then upload the image in wp-content/uploads/2014/07 (07 because we’re in July)Simone
Hello, for the events you need to assign at least one category, and then you can see all the events by going to the events page (yourdomain/events) or listing all the events in a widget
Hello, could you please write down your URL so we can take a look?
ThanksThat widget will show all the popular categories
Thanks,
my first look went to the geodir_backpacker in the url, it’s set to 1 so it will search for listings with “1” as custom field. In your place (test backpaper) have you set the custom field in a checkbox? and is it ticked? if you type this urlyourdomain/?geodir_search=1&stype=gd_accommodation&s=+&snear=&sgeodir_backpacker=0&sgeo_lat=&sgeo_lon=
, you’ll see it is showing all the listings with geodir_backpacker=0 (not ticked)
Also, in the custom field setting for backpapers, have you enabled “Show on listing page” ?
Hello, could you write your URL down so we can check please?
Thanks,
SimoneHello,
the GD > Popular Post Category widget will show the popular categoriesHello,
Could you please tell us the URL of your website with user/psw in a private reply.
I will let Stiofan be aware of this.Thanks
SimoneJuly 12, 2014 at 11:13 am in reply to: How to show text in a box on place categories description #8269Hello,
you can add a a text widget in the GD List Top Section with very basic css rules, for example<div style="background:#dadada;color:#ffffff;"> Your text here </div>
in the background: you can add your custom color for the background box and in the color: the color of the text.
Simone
Ok I really need to take a nap.
oops…I was meant to say that real soon it will be the first 100% GD-friendly theme 🙂
Had a quick look at it, changed this in the style.css (in the framework child)
this will “split” the boxes in 2 columns.geodir_category_list_view LI.geodir-gridview{ width:49% }
then changed the h1 term description (the big images in the content) from 1040px to 100%
h1, .term_description { width:100% float: none; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }
take these with a grain of salt, it might “broke” something else, I’ll leave the words to Stiofan or Vikas
PS- you can test it live on my sandbox site here
That’s strange. Does it happens in IE, right? I see it fine on chrome/firefox/safari.
Try to add this in the style.css
.geodir-event-filter SELECT { background-color: #yourcolor !important; }
The .po file is a file used for translating (or just editing) the strings.
You can learn how to translate (or just edit, as in your case) by reading this tutorial
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translate-core/ -
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