Paolo
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Hi,
please always try to search if anyone asked the same question before posting a new topic.
https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/adding-a-new-listing-tab/#post-8507
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Hi,
this problem has been fixed long time ago. If you try adding a listing for a location which isn’t recognized by google maps to be within the boundaries of the default location, it will be rejected. With multi location addon listings can be added for any location.
Please describe the problem in detail and provide a link so that we can have a look.
Thx
Hi,
can you please provide a link and an example describing the error?
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Hi againm
We (the developers) don’t provide customization services directly.
Forum moderators and few other members do and you can post here : https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/forum/geodirectory-jobs/
I’d suggest to leave an email address rather than a phone number. Non of us is in the US anyway…
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You are welcome! 🙂
Lots of user delete/edit virtual pages right after installing not knowing exactly what they are… Than forget about them.
The 5 virtual pages should not be touched under any circumstances.
Hopefully we will find a way to make this obvious to everyone installing the plugin for the 1st time.
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Works fine on my android tablet with both Chrome and Firefox.
I’m flagging this for Stiofan that has a Samsung note.
Thx for your patience.
You have the add listing page (plus another virtual GD page) in your trash.
That’s why it works only for admin. Restore it and will work for all.
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Hi,
the icon is hidden by the cookie policy plugin which adding a div without caring that it could cover something.
You could add this css to fix:
.mobile-left { margin: 40px 0 0 10px; }The problem isn’t GD nor GDF though…
In the widget do you have the location filter enabled?
Please provide wp admin credentials.
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Honestly, I would change theme, or would ask the theme author to add theme style targeting his theme item a bit more precisely. He added style for “chosen” js plugin in a way that it will overwrite any other plugin style using “chosen”.
Some inline with javascript, forcing me to use the !important tag.
To (more or less) fix it you can add this css:
.geodir_location_sugestion .chosen-container {width: 200px !important;} .site-navigation .menu .sub-menu ul.chosen-results {left: 0;}Hi,
our permalinks setting are using the full country/region/city structure.
There is no link on the website that can take you to this URL: http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/chicago/landmark/
Because the correct URL is: http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/landmark/
and if you click on chicago it will take you to:
http://wpgeo.directory/attractions/united-states/illinois/chicago/
Only the 1st 2 results of that google serp are 404 and they are 404 because we cancel test listings created by users.
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Hi,
I’ve changed date and saved, than put the right date back and saved again and it works.
Probably while importing the DB, somehow the date format got messed up.
The only way to know, would be to check in the DB the date format of the event I just fixed and of any listing showing the wrong date.
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I see three is note about it in our “improvements” to do list.
We eventually want to change the way map markers are queried, moving the ajax calls in a separate file. This to be able to fetch them quicker and to be able to cache them too.
When we will get to it, we will be able to also add options to display more markers in the map.
Can’t tell today how soon this will be done.
Thx
Your menu on 2 rows (btw a menu should never span 2 rows) is kicking the main wrapper all the way to the right of your website.
Add this to your custom css:
#geodir-wrapper { clear: both; }THx
