Paolo
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There is not such option in buddypress : https://buddypress.org/about/notifications/
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It is really totally up to you.
If you need to have GD templates look identical to the theme templates you may also have to add some extra html to get it all right.
You can have a look at other themes compatibility settings for inspiration and we are here if you get stuck.
Let us know how you went.
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Hi,
GD will not able to use posts revisions as part of the information isn’t available in regular wp_posts database table, but they are only available in custom tables, so any revision would have missing information.
A regular backup is a much better solution for your problem.
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it would require quite a complex code customization, but yes it could be done.
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The loginbox is a widget class:
class geodir_loginwidget extends WP_Widget
It can be found in geodirectory_widgets.php starting line 236.
This is the best way to reorder it’s html.
Copy the entire class including the register_widget call (line 236 to 313)
Paste it in your theme functions.php file.
Rename :
the class name
class my_geodir_loginwidget extends WP_Widgetthe main function name
function my_geodir_loginwidget()the Constructor
$widget_ops = array('classname' => 'my_geodir_loginbox', 'description' => __('My Loginbox Widget', GEODIRECTORY_TEXTDOMAIN)); $this->WP_Widget('my_geodir_loginbox', __('GD > My Loginbox', GEODIRECTORY_TEXTDOMAIN), $widget_ops);the function geodir_loginwidget_output
my_geodir_loginwidget_output($args, $instance);the function name in the register_widget call
register_widget('my_geodir_loginwidget');Now we will need to copy the function geodir_loginwidget_output that can be found in general_functions.php line: 2476, paste it in your functions.php and rename it to my_geodir_loginwidget_output.
After all this is done you will have a new loginbox widget in appearance >> widgets.
At this point in your new output function you can change the order of the links without having to worry about future updates.
Let us know how you went,
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Thank you for sharing! 🙂
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while Sabai is added via shortcode and basically fits into any theme page content (and it stays there), GeoDirectory creates it’s own templates with sidebars and extra widget areas.
The 1st thing that you need to do to make GD templates compatible with the theme templates is to tell GD which theme classes to use to replicate the template as closely as possible.
The 1st example (assuming you know how to use Firebug) is to determine which class the theme uses in its template to wrap the content.
Looking at your about page: http://www.psi9.com/directory/about/ I can see it is container-inner.
Now you can go to GeoDirectory >> Theme Compatibility, select custom and save (this will create your own theme compatibility)
Where it says Main Wrapper Actions > geodir_wrapper_open in the Class field add: container-inner and save.
If you refresh this page now : http://www.psi9.com/directory/location/ you will see that the template is wrapped like any other part of the theme.
You can go to appearance >> widgets and set the Home map to 100% in the width field that wil adjust the map.
Now you can decide if you wish to make the GD templates look as simlar as possible to the themes templates and continue as explained above.
Otherwise you could do a custom work with new css to adjust that without going to much into details.
In that case this CSS would almost do it all:
#geodir-wrapper { background: #fff none repeat scroll 0 0; }Hope this helps… let us know how you went.
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yes there is, go to Place settings and click the Sort tab. More info here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/docs/core-place-settings/#sorting
Admin only can set the default sorting. Widgets don’t offer filtering menu in the front end.
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thanks for spotting this. Chosen select effectively doesn’t work on mobile phones, so we have to find a workaround to make sure normal selects showing on mobile have a title.
Stiofan is already working on this.
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Hi Paul,
GeoDirectory offers a pay per listing system only. This is what we advertise on our website. Saying that it is crappy for this reason is a fair opinion, but make us wonder why you decided to purchase it in the 1st place.
Currently we are creating a new Payments class that will make it easier for developers to create new payment gateways. This class will also allow to make any user pay what we want.
With this new class, it will be possible to create alternative business models, however there isn’t a clear request of what you and other members think would be ideal. At least nothing with major consensus that makes total sense to us too.
If I understood right, the ideal solution for you would be to ask users to pay in advance for a X number of listings across all CPTs. Is that right?
If it is, please submit a request here and than create a topic in the General Discussion forum, asking to other member to possibly vote for it.
If it reches a high consensus we will definitely consider developing it.
This is the only way we deal with custom requests like this.
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Hi,
Price Packages are’t linked to users, but to listings.
in GeoDirectory >> Prices >> Invoices you can check Package Information for each paid listings.
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Hi Jeff,
any of these changes must be added to your active theme’s functions.php file.
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that div is out of our control, only if google maps would change it adding a class to it that would be possible.
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no that can’t be limited without modifying the Advance search filter addon.
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