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Hi Michael, usually following this suggestions
http://codex.wordpress.org/Moving_WordPress
should be a smooth operation.
Have you run the GD Tools after the migration?Eventually please post URL and login details in a private reply.
Hi,
you mean it is dark grey rather than white?
In this case, I think your theme needs some tweak in order to work well with GD, you can find the settings page in the Theme Compatibility section, and here for documentation
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/how-to-build-your-own-theme-compatibility-plugin/Or, if I did not understand correctly, please explain providing login details too 🙂
Try with the !important,
input.search_text { display:none !important; }
Hi Rob, you nee to move the .po/.mo files inside the proper folder (wp-content/languages/geodirectory), not just editing and saving, in this case, as you have noticed, a new update will overwrite your edits.
You can follow the documentation here
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translate-core/Also, if you have the custom post type addon, you can edit the label for Place/Places in the Custom Post Types settings
March 5, 2015 at 11:19 pm in reply to: Why is the formatting messing up? It worked a few weeks ago #33090Please run the GD Tools
Hi Joseph, to remove the search for field, add this to your style.css inside your child theme folder
input.search_text { display:none; }
Toc change the label for the Near field, go to the Geodirectory settings/Design and in the Search tab you’ll find the option
“SEARCH FORM DEFAULT TEXT SETTINGS”Hello, you can disallow the post from frontend to everyone (except the admin) by going in the Geodirectory settings / Design / Navigation tab > “Allow post type to add from frontend”
March 5, 2015 at 10:00 pm in reply to: Why is the formatting messing up? It worked a few weeks ago #33070Hi Tyler, please run the GD Tools tasks.
Please give us url and login details in a private reply so we can have a look, thanks.Hello William, usually the themes have the settings for a logo, check the Genesis settings and probably you’ll find it.
Hello, GDF do have two child themes, named GDFramework Child Theme and GDF Modern child theme
1- I might be saying something silly, but you could insert the shortcode directly into the template file (not page) with this code:
<?php echo do_shortcode('[geodir_location_tab_switcher autoredirect="1"]'); ?>
2- So India will redirects you to the india (location) and you have a post type named india, so instead of yourdomain/india you’re seeing /location/india , correct?
`March 5, 2015 at 6:13 pm in reply to: Featured events title not visible above featured events #33016Hi, is your Featured Events widget in the GD Detail sidebar, on in the bottom area?
could you post Url and login details please, so we can have a look and eventually replicate the things to our test sites?
Hello Claudia, a solution would be to remove the functions with some remove_action code. This code should be written inside the functions.php in the child theme’s folder so it will not be lost in the future updates.
(I will reply back with the code, as for now I was unsuccessful doing that, need a coffee 🙂 )
hello, you can try to include some shortcode, there is the Advanced search shortcode (at the bottom) of this page
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-shortcodes/Hi Scott, you can use shortcodes, so you can list many widgets (including map and listings) where you want.You can find the list of the widgets with the explanation, here
http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-shortcodes/ -
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