Paolo

Hi,

the featured image is supposed to appear on top of the post. You can hide it with css or modify the template if you don’t want to show it.

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That is correct.

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Hi,

you can’t do this via functions.php.

The only way would be to add the custom field, wrapped in a do_shortcode funtion, directly in the template where you want to show it.

Hope this helps,

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Hi,

Strings in screenshot 1 can be found in Location manage po file (except the enter a location which comes from google autocompleter) for that you need to change the Maps default language in GeoDirectory >> Design >> Map >> Default map language.

String in Screenshot 2 can be found in GeoDirectory po file.

Strings in Screenshot 3 can be found in Advance Search po file.

See images attached.

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Hi,

I’ve created a file called add_new_gd_schema.php in wp-content/plugins with this code in it

<?php
/*
Plugin Name: Add new GD Schema
Plugin URI: https://wpgeodirectory.com/
Description: This plugin adds new category Schemas to GeoDirectory Categories.
Author: GeoDirectory Team
Author URI: https://wpgeodirectory.com/
License: GPLv2 or later
*/

add_filter('geodir_cat_schemas', 'add_new_schema',10,1);
function add_new_schema($schemas){
  //add new schemas
  $schemas['Product'] = 'Product';
  $schemas['Offer'] = 'Offer';
  ksort($schemas);// sort array a-z
  return $schemas;
}

Activated the pluign the 2 new schemas are added. (See image attached)

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Hi,

it looks like the popular category widget also shows one.

Probably something got stuck in the DB, if you provide admin credentials and phpmyadmin details in a private reply, we’ll have a look.

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Hi,

we never tested it personally, but we have other members using it, so I believe it isn’t a problem.

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That is PHP sir, not CSS and you can’t place it anywhere. It is to be given to the other plugin author to understand where the problem is.

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