Paolo

Apparently the problem is solved partially with that @Vikas. Links from the popular category widget are still including country/region even if they shouldn’t…

Please see here: https://wpgeodirectory.com/support/topic/gd-compatibility-pack-for-enfold-released/page/2/#post-9631

I’ve added this to the project maanger.

Hi Justjim,

as you can see in our demo and the fact that nobody else reported this problem, most probably this is something related to your install.

I’ve checked your backend and I’ve seen 50 plugins installed of which 35 are active. (it would be a miracle if everything worked out of the box…)

Given that it could be one of them creating the issue, before posting a similar thread, you should disable all non-GD plugins and see if the problem vanish.

At that point reactivate plugins 1 by 1 to see which one is the culprit.

Thx

Just FYI,

I’m using Enfold myself to build my own directory and so far (other than a minor issue on mobile view that John is fixing).

I haven’t faced any issue that would make me want to give up with it.

The opposite, I really think it is a great theme and a great suit for GeoDirectory.

BTW… Are you using the GD enfold compatibility pack?

Thx

Hi Celestinaadams.

You are having the same problem of last time.

You are entering lat and long in a wrong format:

Lat: 35.5800° N
Long: 82.5558° W
which correspond to :
Asheville, NC, USA

Should be:

Lat: 35.5950581
Long: -82.55148689999999

To avoid this problem, don’t search on google the coordinates to copy them in the fields, but let GD do his job. Once you entered City, Region and Country names, click the button “Set city on map”. This will query google maps API and fetch the correct lat and long for you.

To fix now, the only thing you can do is copy the correct coordinates I provided above, paste them in the fields overwriting the wrong coordinates and save.

That should bring everything back to normal.

Let us know,

I’m not 100% sure, but logic would tell me:

1 custom search (in advance search addon po file)

2 custom post type check field (in custom post types addon po file)

3 business owner (in claim listing add po file)

The translation part of the docs is completed (sorry for the messy css I’ll fix that website once all content is edited).

http://docs.wpgeodirectory.com/category/translation/

Let me know.

can you provide a link where you see the problem? Everything should be wrapped with html so that it can be formatted now…

That is correct, being images supposed to be provided by users, we take the alt from the image name.

If you would like to see this working differently, please submit a request here.

If it gets voted by many we will look into it.

Thx