Jeremy Rangel
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So what is the right way to modify the single.php for listings?
I have made a template with Elementor Pro. It seems to load the title and meta just fine, but it won’t load the image as a background.
This is by using the Elementor Theme Builder and making a single.php for “Places”.
Notice, in the first photo, how in the back end of the builder, it shows the Place featured image.
In the second photo, however, it loads the meta, but not the background featured image for that section.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/EUmxB3nTAo8NUAmN7
https://photos.app.goo.gl/QFwZejF8L3ftm7fo8The problem I see with merging is that the address ends up being incorrect on the Listings pages.
Suppose the address for Gina’s hair salon is actually 222 Nowhere Street, Coos Bay, Oregon.
If I merge Coos Bay into North Bend then the address will show up as 222 Nowhere Street, North Bend, Oregon. This will mislead the user, causing them to think that Gina’s salon is in the neighboring town.
Okay, that makes sense.
So, suppose my location page has [gd_categories] on it. If a user clicks a [gd_category] after they have used the location switcher, will it load only the categories in their location? Or will it load all the categories in the entire directory?
Note on do-not-want.png that with the smartphone sized screen, the listing item shows up as a grid with the image on top and everything else below.
What I want is what is shown on want.png with the image to the left and the rest to the right.
Using list view with GD, be default, seems to turn everything into grid using smartphones/tablets.
Neither the shortcodes nor the field key seems to work.
I tired {{meta:geodir-field-address}} as well as {{meta:geodir_address}} to no avail.
Sorry about that. The homepage now has some listings, but note I am trying to make changes in areas other than the homepage.
coosguide.com is a link
There are gd_listings on the homepage, but I want to get rid of the image radius site-wide.
coosguide.com/places
It would be several pages. I don’t want the radius on any of the images, whether it’s the archive pages, the detail pages, or anywhere I use the [gd_listing] shortcode.
I’ve used every Page Template available, and they all produce the same result.
*snip*
Make a sidebar (Appearance > Widgets) for each GD Widget you want to use.
Then, from the Divi Builder add that Sidebar where you want it on the page.
Coosguide.com/places shows where I at so far (select Grid-3).
From what I can see, using the CSS below, I am getting a box shadow around the picture container, which I don’t want.
I need to add some padding to the left and right of the entire grid item, and also get rid of the box shadow around the picture container.
.geodir-gridview.gridview_onethird li{
padding: 10px 10px 20px 10px;
border: 1px solid #BFBFBF;
background-color: white;
box-shadow: 10px 10px 5px #aaaaaa;This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.So, the CSS does let me use the entire content area. The problem is that I am trying to style this using the Divi shortcode-based builder. I want to have both full-width sections (the map and header, for example) and standard center column sections.
That CSS overrides the Divi builder. So everything is full-width.
So for example, if you go back at that place, and look for the line of text that says “This text is inserted with the Divi Builder inside a standard row. It should not be full-width.”
That line of text was inserted via the Divi builder inside a standard section, which should not be full width.
