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Hi,
yes the full path is /wp-content/plugins/geodirectory/geodirectory_templates
The way our plugin work isn’t much different from woocommerce to name one.
The main difference is that we also made it possible to perfectly integrate GD into any theme, without having to move GD templates inside your theme.
You can modify any template via hooks and actions in your child theme functions.php.
Taking one of the compatibility pack we made availalbe on wordpress.org/plugins as an example is the best way to learn how this can be done.
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Hi again,
strangely enough it works on our demo, but the code seems to have a bug. Stiofan is working on it.
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The location switcher is added at the end of the menu by GD. It’s not added as a menu item in appearance >> menu, so it cannot be moved as other menu elements. It can only be shown at the end of the menu or placed in any widget area via shortcode.
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I think that the best solution for this would be to create a template in GDF to allow to do a new WP_Query from a custom page.
I’ve made most of it, but for some reason I can’t get pagination to work.
I’ll ask Stiofan to have a look at it and we will keep you posted.
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I see, the category on firefox, just can’t click on the link because of elements overlaying each other, but that can be fixed with css.
I’ve disabled wp-super cache and it seems to work now.
Caching plugin that will try to concatenate js files will likely do a mess with GD.
Let us know,
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Did it fix it? Can i set this as solved?
Let us know if I can set this as resolved.
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Excellent, glad to hear!
Make sure you use poedit to change the file so that when saving, it creates the mo file correctly. WordPress actually uses the mo file, not the po file for translations. The po file is just for you to translate it.
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Hi,
I’ve tried to apply the quick fix, but your child theme doesn’t appear to have a functions.php file. (which is very strange…)
You’d have to create it and add in it:
<?php error_reporting(E_ERROR); ?>Let us know,
Hi @frantletle,
I’m not sure I understand your question.
If you set the view to grid in the backend and you add the css I mentioned above, it should do it…
Let us know,
Hi,
Just create a blog page, than go to Settings >> Reading and arrange settings like in screeshot attached.
That should do it. Than you can use any SEO plugin to add Meta Descriptions and so on…
Let us know,
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Hi,
all questions should be answered here: http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/core-general/#csv
Let us know,
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I’d submit the request here and see how many members are really interested:
https://wpgeodirectory.com/requests/
If many votes for it, we will definitely consider it.
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