Paolo

Hi,

currently we are not really interested in providing a similar solution.

We think that if someone looks for something near a place, the result should be returned by distance.

If you need this, please request it here.

Should many other members show their interest, we will definitely consider it.

Otherwise you could hire a freelance developer to tweak the search following your desire.

Thank you

hi,

please add this to your theme css:

#geodir_content {
    float: left;
    width: 67%;
}

There are various other things in the theme css that are clashing with the plugin css.

Example in that page the title text color is white on white background.

Just fyi.
Thx

Hi,

thats is how it is supposed to be.

http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/layout/

Bottom sections are all full width.

Thanks

Yes Lucy you can. You need to write html code though.

<img src="http://yoursite.com/image.jpg">

If you are not comfortable writing html you can open a new page, use the post visual editor to create your description with image.

Once done, in the top right corner of your post editor you can move from visual to text.

There you will find the html, copy it in your description and discard the page used to create the content.

Let us know,

Thx

Hi,

for the map markers see this:

https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/split-icons-not-shown-on-maps-or-popular-categories/
And let us know if this is resolved please.

Thanks

hi,

yes, I was able to recreate the problem.

I’ve flagged this for developers to fix asap.

We will keep you posted.

Thank you for spotting this.

HI,

the only way to do that is via JavaScript, but that would require custom coding.

Here an example: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3357575/how-to-move-html-element

Thx

Is the editor trying to update a post that belongs to an admin? I think that’s the problem…

In any case this material for the wordpress.org forums. GeoDirectory doesn’t interact with Blog Posts.

Thank you