Paolo

HI Jimmi,

you didn’t specify you are using Enfold. I gave you pointers to do it with GD. Given that the user who asked before was using Genesis, I added Genesis instructions too.

The problem here isn’t the title awkwardly worded, but the CPT name and category name that are too long. It is a specific case that only concern your choice of using such long names for CPTs and categories, that will make both title and breadcrumbs extremely long.

With CSS you could always make sure that the title doesn’t overlap the breadcrumb and goes down a second line.

If you were using shorter names for categories and CPT like most users do, you would get something like this: http://dropct.com/enfold/places/hotels/

All Places in Hotels. Which means All listings of the CPT Places in category Hotels

If you visit a CPT page, obviously you get only “All Places”, because no category is selected.

To come back to the customization, We can give pointers on how to modify the code, not write the exact code for each specific member needs.

If you need to modify what we provide, of course you need to have some php/wordpress development knowledge. If you don’t have them, you must hire someone who does.

Long story short, to do this with Enfold it is a bit more complex.

1st you would need to add this to your theme functions.php to remove the current title:

remove_action('geodir_wrapper_open', 'enfold_detail_title', 8, 2); // ADD GEODIR TITLE

Than copy the function enfold_detail_title from compatibility/Enfold.php (line 178 to 213) and paste it in your theme functions.php, and rename it to :

function my_enfold_detail_title($page, $class)

also rename the function called for the listings page title (line 191) from geodir_action_listings_title(); to my_geodir_action_listings_title();

At this point you need to (the part we cannot do for you):

2) copy the function geodir_action_listings_title from geodirectory_template_actions.php line 732 and paste in your theme functions.php

3) edit the function as desired and make sure to rename it to my_geodir_action_listings_title.

Lastly in your theme functions.php add

add_action('geodir_wrapper_open', 'my_enfold_detail_title', 8, 2); // ADD GEODIR TITLE

Which is going to finally add back your custom title.

Hope this is clear enough. If it isn’t we can always move this into the jobs section where any developer can help yuo complete this task in probably less than 1 hour.

Let us know,

Thanks

Thank you 🙂

That would require a customization.

Here you can see ho to show the featured image at the top of listing sidebar using the geodir_social_sharing_buttons_html filter. https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/display-featured-image-on-detail-sidebar/#post-28088

However from your image it looks like that banner area would belong to the theme header and if your theme doesn’t provide a filter to add that image, it will be impossible.

Another option would be to create a geodirectory folder inside your child theme and paste a copy of geodirectory-templates/listing-detail.php and add :

global $post; 
	$thumb = the_post_thumbnail( 'full' );

   echo "<div class='my-theme-class'>".$thumb."</div>";

Than style with css accordingly.

Let us know how you went.

Thanks

You are welcome 🙂

Hi,

Have you tried disabling everything GD to see if the button appears back?

If disabling GeoDirectory and changing theme momentarely doesn’t make the save button appear again, than there is nothing we can personally do.

The fact that you are using our theme and plugins, doesn’t mean we will give support for 3rd party plugins too.

They have support forums just like we do.

Let us know,

Thanks

Hi,

this was a weird one to solve.

It looks like all the posts were some how set to but published on a specific date, maybe some sore of future post thing.

It’s weird as they say they are published, ut they are kinda not.

example:
http://yoursite.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=2803&action=edit
still says “publish” and not “update”.

We changed the very first one and it now works for logged out users
“Publish on: Aug 9, 2015 @ 23:32”

Maybe the cron that was suposed to publish them never fired properly.

Now you can bulk edit them and publish them all.

You also had several settings problems. In GeoDirectory >> Permalinks you can’t set all pages to home. You also had created a Home page which was set as front page in Settings >> Reading. That was actually useless.

Thanks

p.s. If you want to make sure buddypress tracks activity individually from each location, than instead of using our multilocations add-on, you will need a separate install for each location.

Possibly WordPress MultiSite could help.

In this case though it will be impossible to mix content from each location in any way.

Thanks

GeoDirectory only provides 1 contact form to get in touch with business owner and that is in the listing detail page.

Here I explain how to add any sort of html in the listings pages after the excerpt: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/adding-a-button-to-listings/#post-35309

However adding a contact form to each listing will require some more custom code and probably the integration of a 3rd party contact form. To get the email address you can print the post global variable

print_r($post);

for each listing.

It should be :

$post->geodir_email;

These are the pointers we can give you to complete these task, which goes beyond support.

Let us know how you went,

Thank you