Paolo

You can programmatically change the shortcodes to be added to that page via functions.php of your theme. (Stiofan will tell you how asap)

Than you can add the GD classes to your CSS to make them look like your theme custom classes. That way you don’t need to change the HTML at all.

Otherwise you need to build your custom widgets from scratches. That will be a lot easier than trying to modify the plugin html output.

We haven’t documented our custom PHP API for V2 but I think you can easily find all that you need by digging into the files that you wanted to modify.

Hi,

I think the misunderstanding comes from you trying to work on the PHP templates, while Alex and Stiofan are suggesting that you use the shortcodes in the WordPress page assigned as “GD Archive Item”. (see image attached.)

You can do everything with shortcodes and position any elements where you wish. At that point you don’t need to edit the HTML, you can simply add some custom CSS.

Let us know how it goes,

What version of the supreme directory are you using?

Can you check if the line 45 of content.php is:

if (is_singular() || ( function_exists('is_bbpress') && is_bbpress() )) {

If not, please update the theme.

Let us know,

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Please Submit a feature request : here

If many other members will vote for it, we will consider it for future releases.

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Hi Pablo,

you shouldn’t modify ANY file and use hooks.

I asked to Stiofan to give you more details, it’d be useful to know what you are trying to achieve to give you better pointers…

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Sorry Timothy, I missed your request, it was still in draft. I’ve approved it now.

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That’s not possible without a customization.

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Hi Denis,

I don’t see anything wrong on our side. The license is activated for that domain, so it should work.

What hosting provider is your website on?

If you provide wp-admin and FTP credentials we will have a look.

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