Paolo

Hi,

it is normal that it shows the Custom post type name. It becomes more logic when you have more than one custom post type though.

You can hide it with this:

.gd-cptcat-title {display: none;}

You can add it in GeoDirectory >> Design >> Scripts >> Custom CSS.

Let us know how you went,

Thanks

Hi,

Via translation files you can modify any default text of the plugin, in this case of the MultiLcoation translation file:

http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/translate-core/
https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/translating-addons/

Let us know how you went,

Thanks

Hi,

the css that you are applying to stretch the titles with negative margins is also affecting the content widget and in any case it is a wrong approach.

You should remove the paddings of the parent element that are causing the titles to be boxed. Not stretch back the titles with negative margins.

This goes beyond support, if you want I can move this in the jobs section of the forum where there could be developers interested in get hired to help you with this.

Thank you

Hi,

it doesn’t seem like you were moved into a normal hosting server.

Pls see image attached.

You should ask them to move you to a normal VPS.

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,
you must use custom fields in this case, however they can’t be in common. Each CPT will have their own.

Thanks

Hi,

could you please provide admin credentials to test directly on your website? Private replies can only be read by our staff.

The CSV looks correct to me now.

let me know,

Thanks

Hi,

yes you can modify the template in your child theme.

1) Create a folder in your child theme named geodirectory.
2) Move a copy of the template geodirectory-templates/listing-listview.php in the geodirectory folder of your child theme.
3) Customize its code.

GeoDirectory will use your customized template.

Thanks